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Help with a Pond
OOh Really!! Thats great! I've never grown roses before but was planning on having a rambler somewhere in the garden!
OOh Really!! Thats great! I've never grown roses before but was planning on having a rambler somewhere in the garden!
OOh Really!! Thats great! I've never grown roses before but was planning on having a rambler somewhere in the garden!
OOh Really!! Thats great! I've never grown roses before but was planning on having a rambler somewhere in the garden!
Phill
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Feb 15, 2006
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Phill
Feb 15, 2006
Newts
Way to go Tortuosa :D
Way to go Tortuosa :D
Way to go Tortuosa :D
Way to go Tortuosa :D
sandy
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Dec 5, 2005
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1,024
Fran
Dec 7, 2005
Fish
Fish need very little oxygen in cold weather as they go into semi hibernation, and do not use much energy. It is rare that ponds in England will freeze over long enough to cause problems. We...
Fish need very little oxygen in cold weather as they go into semi hibernation, and do not use much energy. It is rare that ponds in England will freeze over long enough to cause problems. We don't get freezing weather for weeks on end like they do in other parts of the world.Since 2000 when...
Fish need very little oxygen in cold weather as they go into semi hibernation, and do not use much energy. It is rare that ponds in England will freeze over long enough to cause problems. We don't get freezing weather for weeks on end like they...
Fish need very little oxygen in cold weather as they go into semi hibernation, and do not use much energy. It is rare that ponds in England will freeze over long enough to cause problems. We...
T
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Aug 30, 2005
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992
Rich
Nov 21, 2005
Water feature
To judge how big a pump you need, run a known volume of water (say 10 litres) over the lip of your water feature (or a mock up), at a rate which gives the effect you are after.Time how long the...
To judge how big a pump you need, run a known volume of water (say 10 litres) over the lip of your water feature (or a mock up), at a rate which gives the effect you are after.Time how long the water lasts. Divide 3600 (seconds per hour) by this time (in seconds) multiply by the volume of...
To judge how big a pump you need, run a known volume of water (say 10 litres) over the lip of your water feature (or a mock up), at a rate which gives the effect you are after.Time how long the water lasts. Divide 3600 (seconds per hour) by...
To judge how big a pump you need, run a known volume of water (say 10 litres) over the lip of your water feature (or a mock up), at a rate which gives the effect you are after.Time how long the...
Huw
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Nov 20, 2005
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844
Tortuosa
Nov 20, 2005
What to do with pond plants?
Thanks both......I like bubblewrap too... I like the large bubbles for garden use and will try that on my barrels, but I like the small bubble type for popping. Very satisfying.
Thanks both......I like bubblewrap too... I like the large bubbles for garden use and will try that on my barrels, but I like the small bubble type for popping. Very satisfying.
Thanks both......I like bubblewrap too... I like the large bubbles for garden use and will try that on my barrels, but I like the small bubble type for popping. Very satisfying.
Thanks both......I like bubblewrap too... I like the large bubbles for garden use and will try that on my barrels, but I like the small bubble type for popping. Very satisfying.
Liz
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Oct 28, 2005
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796
Liz
Oct 31, 2005
Barrel pond
should be here see above its cheap and effective.
should be here see above its cheap and effective.
should be here see above its cheap and effective.
should be here see above its cheap and effective.
Liz
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Oct 14, 2005
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2,739
hans
Oct 30, 2005
does anyone have a pond?
PM me. I'll be cleaning out the top pond soon, it's silted up.
PM me. I'll be cleaning out the top pond soon, it's silted up.
PM me. I'll be cleaning out the top pond soon, it's silted up.
PM me. I'll be cleaning out the top pond soon, it's silted up.
sam k
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Sep 5, 2005
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1,008
Rich
Oct 22, 2005
Pond plants
Hi Rich, I thought that today actually, because it now has 5 leaves! But the idea was to accomodate the plant I was given, not to create a pond from scratch so I'll leave it for now and see what...
Hi Rich, I thought that today actually, because it now has 5 leaves! But the idea was to accomodate the plant I was given, not to create a pond from scratch so I'll leave it for now and see what happens. fiwi
Hi Rich, I thought that today actually, because it now has 5 leaves! But the idea was to accomodate the plant I was given, not to create a pond from scratch so I'll leave it for now and see what happens. fiwi
Hi Rich, I thought that today actually, because it now has 5 leaves! But the idea was to accomodate the plant I was given, not to create a pond from scratch so I'll leave it for now and see what...
fiwi
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Sep 10, 2005
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938
fiwi
Oct 22, 2005
Alternative pond ideas
When I built my pond I concreted the bottom 4" then coated the sloping sides with 2 coats of sharp sand and cement 7ft x 4ft 30" deep "2 thick. I purchased some medium chopped matting and resin...
When I built my pond I concreted the bottom 4" then coated the sloping sides with 2 coats of sharp sand and cement 7ft x 4ft 30" deep "2 thick. I purchased some medium chopped matting and resin with a hardener from a local factory [ can be bought online] Method:- Cut matting to fit bottom, mix...
When I built my pond I concreted the bottom 4" then coated the sloping sides with 2 coats of sharp sand and cement 7ft x 4ft 30" deep "2 thick. I purchased some medium chopped matting and resin with a hardener from a local factory [ can be bought...
When I built my pond I concreted the bottom 4" then coated the sloping sides with 2 coats of sharp sand and cement 7ft x 4ft 30" deep "2 thick. I purchased some medium chopped matting and resin...
slugbug
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Sep 27, 2005
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6
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1,317
hans
Oct 22, 2005
My pond
:( Afraid I cannot offer more than tea & sympathy Rich. That is a sad problem, I hope the leak doesn't turn out to be anything major. Had a look for the gunnera, but all it says is plant by the...
:( Afraid I cannot offer more than tea & sympathy Rich. That is a sad problem, I hope the leak doesn't turn out to be anything major. Had a look for the gunnera, but all it says is plant by the water & plenty of organic matter dug in. Some crowns need winter protection. Then manure or rich...
:( Afraid I cannot offer more than tea & sympathy Rich. That is a sad problem, I hope the leak doesn't turn out to be anything major. Had a look for the gunnera, but all it says is plant by the water & plenty of organic matter dug in. Some...
:( Afraid I cannot offer more than tea & sympathy Rich. That is a sad problem, I hope the leak doesn't turn out to be anything major. Had a look for the gunnera, but all it says is plant by the...
Rich
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Jul 27, 2005
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13
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1,129
Marley Farley
Aug 3, 2005
Small Ponds
Well I went for the builders bath. It's in place and i've just got to finish the edging with left over paving from the patio. I'll bear in mind all your suggestions to help wildlife in and out,...
Well I went for the builders bath. It's in place and i've just got to finish the edging with left over paving from the patio. I'll bear in mind all your suggestions to help wildlife in and out, thanks
I haven't got any immediate plans for goldfish as i knew they ate any little critters available...
Well I went for the builders bath. It's in place and i've just got to finish the edging with left over paving from the patio. I'll bear in mind all your suggestions to help wildlife in and out, thanks
I haven't got any immediate plans for...
Well I went for the builders bath. It's in place and i've just got to finish the edging with left over paving from the patio. I'll bear in mind all your suggestions to help wildlife in and out,...
cathysue
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Jun 13, 2005
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cathysue
Jun 25, 2005
water feature
If you have an outside power supply, you are okay to do it yourself, as the water feature kits come weatherproof. Your problem comes in getting your power supply to your garden. Ideally this...
If you have an outside power supply, you are okay to do it yourself, as the water feature kits come weatherproof. Your problem comes in getting your power supply to your garden. Ideally this should be armoured cable going to an IP55 weatherproof connection box or socket like these on Screwfix :-...
If you have an outside power supply, you are okay to do it yourself, as the water feature kits come weatherproof. Your problem comes in getting your power supply to your garden. Ideally this should be armoured cable going to an IP55 weatherproof...
If you have an outside power supply, you are okay to do it yourself, as the water feature kits come weatherproof. Your problem comes in getting your power supply to your garden. Ideally this...
susie123
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Jun 11, 2005
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2
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780
Webmaster
Jun 12, 2005
getting frogs to take up residence in my pond!
We have an ordinary washing-up bowl in the corner of our garden, originally installed and filled with water for the cats and birds to use. For several years we have had as many as three frogs at a...
We have an ordinary washing-up bowl in the corner of our garden, originally installed and filled with water for the cats and birds to use. For several years we have had as many as three frogs at a time taking up residence and they have produced frogspawn which we transfer to a friend's large...
We have an ordinary washing-up bowl in the corner of our garden, originally installed and filled with water for the cats and birds to use. For several years we have had as many as three frogs at a time taking up residence and they have produced...
We have an ordinary washing-up bowl in the corner of our garden, originally installed and filled with water for the cats and birds to use. For several years we have had as many as three frogs at a...
Daisies
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May 28, 2005
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3
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832
jjordie
May 31, 2005
Green scum on my water feature
Thanks Pete, that's good news.I'm not so worried about how it looks, just if it would affect the plants, so it can stay where it is for now (unless it gets smelly as it's right next to my patio...
Thanks Pete, that's good news.I'm not so worried about how it looks, just if it would affect the plants, so it can stay where it is for now (unless it gets smelly as it's right next to my patio and might put us off our tea
)Emma
Thanks Pete, that's good news.I'm not so worried about how it looks, just if it would affect the plants, so it can stay where it is for now (unless it gets smelly as it's right next to my patio and might put us off our tea
)Emma
Thanks Pete, that's good news.I'm not so worried about how it looks, just if it would affect the plants, so it can stay where it is for now (unless it gets smelly as it's right next to my patio...
Grottybags
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May 25, 2005
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1,025
Grottybags
May 28, 2005
Bird boxes and wildlife ponds
Have any of you visited www.beautifulbritain.co.uk ? its really worth a look especially if you are a fan of wildlife
Have any of you visited www.beautifulbritain.co.uk ? its really worth a look especially if you are a fan of wildlife
Have any of you visited www.beautifulbritain.co.uk ? its really worth a look especially if you are a fan of wildlife
Have any of you visited www.beautifulbritain.co.uk ? its really worth a look especially if you are a fan of wildlife
beans
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Mar 14, 2005
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beans
Mar 14, 2005
Water gardening
Penlan,Looks like a good nursery you have, and very well stocked.Nathan.
Penlan,Looks like a good nursery you have, and very well stocked.Nathan.
Penlan,Looks like a good nursery you have, and very well stocked.Nathan.
Penlan,Looks like a good nursery you have, and very well stocked.Nathan.
pete
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Jan 17, 2005
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