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Water feature pump
A little spout would be ideal, I don't really like solar to be honest, I've seen a jebao pump 450 lph with a flow regulator I'm thinking maybe that would be ok?
A little spout would be ideal, I don't really like solar to be honest, I've seen a jebao pump 450 lph with a flow regulator I'm thinking maybe that would be ok?
A little spout would be ideal, I don't really like solar to be honest, I've seen a jebao pump 450 lph with a flow regulator I'm thinking maybe that would be ok?
A little spout would be ideal, I don't really like solar to be honest, I've seen a jebao pump 450 lph with a flow regulator I'm thinking maybe that would be ok?
mazambo
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May 31, 2020
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605
mazambo
Jun 1, 2020
Filling in pond, making nature pond
I would remove all the bricks clear out and fit a new liner. The liner would be tucked under the bricks. Then clean bricks and lay on a sand cement base. It would look very nice as I'm sure this...
I would remove all the bricks clear out and fit a new liner. The liner would be tucked under the bricks. Then clean bricks and lay on a sand cement base. It would look very nice as I'm sure this one did a few years ago. A Butyl Liner will last very many years and are very tough.
I would remove all the bricks clear out and fit a new liner. The liner would be tucked under the bricks. Then clean bricks and lay on a sand cement base. It would look very nice as I'm sure this one did a few years ago. A Butyl Liner will last...
I would remove all the bricks clear out and fit a new liner. The liner would be tucked under the bricks. Then clean bricks and lay on a sand cement base. It would look very nice as I'm sure this...
Kezhouse
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May 23, 2020
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1,135
hans
May 27, 2020
Simple stand to hold a hose end.
I use one of those pound shop metal stakes that have a bend for a hanging lantern. About a metre tall. Can wedge spray end in the hook for the lantern.
I use one of those pound shop metal stakes that have a bend for a hanging lantern. About a metre tall. Can wedge spray end in the hook for the lantern.
I use one of those pound shop metal stakes that have a bend for a hanging lantern. About a metre tall. Can wedge spray end in the hook for the lantern.
I use one of those pound shop metal stakes that have a bend for a hanging lantern. About a metre tall. Can wedge spray end in the hook for the lantern.
J.Conrad
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May 17, 2020
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554
CarolineL
May 17, 2020
UFOs in my pond identify
mosquito larvae wriggle a bit.
mosquito larvae wriggle a bit.
mosquito larvae wriggle a bit.
mosquito larvae wriggle a bit.
ZeroZero
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May 9, 2020
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8
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646
WoolyBack
May 11, 2020
Timed water service
Glad to hear it @Royboy
I've had a lifetime of not being able to afford repairmen for lots of things. I used to repair my own clothes washer and dryer and although I don't think I'd do that now,...
Glad to hear it @Royboy
I've had a lifetime of not being able to afford repairmen for lots of things. I used to repair my own clothes washer and dryer and although I don't think I'd do that now, what with being a bit older, I did fix the water pump in my dishwasher a couple of weeks ago and...
Glad to hear it @Royboy
I've had a lifetime of not being able to afford repairmen for lots of things. I used to repair my own clothes washer and dryer and although I don't think I'd do that now, what with being a bit older, I did fix the water...
Glad to hear it @Royboy
I've had a lifetime of not being able to afford repairmen for lots of things. I used to repair my own clothes washer and dryer and although I don't think I'd do that now,...
Royboy
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May 8, 2020
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CanadianLori
May 9, 2020
Pond emergency
This is an excellent tip I didn't think about will definitely be doing in the future thank you
This is an excellent tip I didn't think about will definitely be doing in the future thank you
This is an excellent tip I didn't think about will definitely be doing in the future thank you
This is an excellent tip I didn't think about will definitely be doing in the future thank you
Ruth82
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May 6, 2020
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Ruth82
May 7, 2020
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Missing The Sound Of Moving Water
Think the blagdon would fit the bill then.
Think the blagdon would fit the bill then.
Think the blagdon would fit the bill then.
Think the blagdon would fit the bill then.
mazambo
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Jul 18, 2019
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mazambo
Apr 17, 2020
Small wildlife pond advice
Thanks everyone. Going to get some shade loving plants in there around a seat for the shade I think.
Thanks everyone. Going to get some shade loving plants in there around a seat for the shade I think.
Thanks everyone. Going to get some shade loving plants in there around a seat for the shade I think.
Thanks everyone. Going to get some shade loving plants in there around a seat for the shade I think.
Lee Savage
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Apr 12, 2020
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1,056
Lee Savage
Apr 16, 2020
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“Baby, it’s cold outside!”
A young frog just wanting a little warmth!I had a little surprise when I went to let the dog out for her last loo-break before bed last night.... a frog was trying to get inside!!We wandered...
A young frog just wanting a little warmth!I had a little surprise when I went to let the dog out for her last loo-break before bed last night.... a frog was trying to get inside!!We wandered up to the pond, torch in hand, during the loo-break. Lots of disturbance, and disappearing limbs into...
A young frog just wanting a little warmth!I had a little surprise when I went to let the dog out for her last loo-break before bed last night.... a frog was trying to get inside!!We wandered up to the pond, torch in hand, during the...
A young frog just wanting a little warmth!I had a little surprise when I went to let the dog out for her last loo-break before bed last night.... a frog was trying to get inside!!We wandered...
Sian in Belgium
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Mar 6, 2020
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Sian in Belgium
Mar 6, 2020
Converting a pond for wildlife..
Thank you again. That'll give me plenty to think about.
Thank you again. That'll give me plenty to think about.
Thank you again. That'll give me plenty to think about.
Thank you again. That'll give me plenty to think about.
Daveo56
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Aug 30, 2019
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Bill Brown
Jan 19, 2020
Belfast Sink water feature
That’s a very good point actually I think you are right if it was on all the time you wouldn’t notice it as much
That’s a very good point actually I think you are right if it was on all the time you wouldn’t notice it as much
That’s a very good point actually I think you are right if it was on all the time you wouldn’t notice it as much
That’s a very good point actually I think you are right if it was on all the time you wouldn’t notice it as much
Paul Raybould
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Sep 6, 2019
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Paul Raybould
Sep 8, 2019
Pond Advice
Not the best of pics, sorry, but you can see the brown spots. Water level has dropped, I need to top it up as predicted rain has not arrived
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Not the best of pics, sorry, but you can see the brown spots. Water level has dropped, I need to top it up as predicted rain has not arrived
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Not the best of pics, sorry, but you can see the brown spots. Water level has dropped, I need to top it up as predicted rain has not arrived
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Not the best of pics, sorry, but you can see the brown spots. Water level has dropped, I need to top it up as predicted rain has not arrived
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luciusmaximus
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Jul 16, 2019
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8
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755
luciusmaximus
Jul 17, 2019
Small Solar Pump Recommendations?
Dirty birdies!
Dirty birdies!
Dirty birdies!
Dirty birdies!
DMM
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Jul 1, 2019
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6
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728
DMM
Jul 2, 2019
Small pond project
I’ve never had a pond, but I used to keep marine fish.The one thing I always had on my set ups, which at the time not many others had. Was a ozoniser. It made the water crystal clear. Almost...
I’ve never had a pond, but I used to keep marine fish.The one thing I always had on my set ups, which at the time not many others had. Was a ozoniser. It made the water crystal clear. Almost like it wasn’t there.Does anyone use ozone on their pond?
I’ve never had a pond, but I used to keep marine fish.The one thing I always had on my set ups, which at the time not many others had. Was a ozoniser. It made the water crystal clear. Almost like it wasn’t there.Does anyone use ozone on...
I’ve never had a pond, but I used to keep marine fish.The one thing I always had on my set ups, which at the time not many others had. Was a ozoniser. It made the water crystal clear. Almost...
martin-f
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Jul 17, 2017
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K78
Jun 29, 2019
Solar powered water pump
I've always considered that half the pleasure of a waterfall is the sound of the water. Also the effect of light shining on it on a warm summer evening.I've never been a fan of solar powered...
I've always considered that half the pleasure of a waterfall is the sound of the water. Also the effect of light shining on it on a warm summer evening.I've never been a fan of solar powered anything in the garden other than lights.Before we filled in our koi pool this was our waterfall. It...
I've always considered that half the pleasure of a waterfall is the sound of the water. Also the effect of light shining on it on a warm summer evening.I've never been a fan of solar powered anything in the garden other than lights.Before we...
I've always considered that half the pleasure of a waterfall is the sound of the water. Also the effect of light shining on it on a warm summer evening.I've never been a fan of solar powered...
K78
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Jun 22, 2019
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2
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960
Doghouse Riley
Jun 23, 2019
Heron Proofing
World of Water sell net in three different gauges. So a mesh with holes around 1 cm in diameter is ideal. Believe me it works. Herons won't want to get their beaks trapped in it. "They'll have see...
World of Water sell net in three different gauges. So a mesh with holes around 1 cm in diameter is ideal. Believe me it works. Herons won't want to get their beaks trapped in it. "They'll have see it before, as they get around." There'll be plenty of more accessible ponds for them.
World of Water sell net in three different gauges. So a mesh with holes around 1 cm in diameter is ideal. Believe me it works. Herons won't want to get their beaks trapped in it. "They'll have see it before, as they get around." There'll be...
World of Water sell net in three different gauges. So a mesh with holes around 1 cm in diameter is ideal. Believe me it works. Herons won't want to get their beaks trapped in it. "They'll have see...
Jurassic Gardener
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May 7, 2019
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7
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953
Doghouse Riley
May 9, 2019
Fountain too strong?
Fish prefer the surface of shallow water or some part of it to be still. If it's even a bit choppy all over, then they aren't able to see possible preditors.
Fish prefer the surface of shallow water or some part of it to be still. If it's even a bit choppy all over, then they aren't able to see possible preditors.
Fish prefer the surface of shallow water or some part of it to be still. If it's even a bit choppy all over, then they aren't able to see possible preditors.
Fish prefer the surface of shallow water or some part of it to be still. If it's even a bit choppy all over, then they aren't able to see possible preditors.
Jurassic Gardener
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May 2, 2019
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3
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734
Doghouse Riley
May 2, 2019
How long can Goldfish travel in a polythene bag ?
Thanks all. We will be calling in on the way home, this Thursday. Cool box and towel is a good idea, hadn't thought of that ! Cheers for all the tips. Brian.
Thanks all. We will be calling in on the way home, this Thursday. Cool box and towel is a good idea, hadn't thought of that ! Cheers for all the tips. Brian.
Thanks all. We will be calling in on the way home, this Thursday. Cool box and towel is a good idea, hadn't thought of that ! Cheers for all the tips. Brian.
Thanks all. We will be calling in on the way home, this Thursday. Cool box and towel is a good idea, hadn't thought of that ! Cheers for all the tips. Brian.
Brian L
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Apr 14, 2019
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Brian L
Apr 15, 2019
Best oxygenating plants for a small garden pond?
Thank you very much @Redwing; I have just ordered some hornwort and milfoil, plus some marestail as that looks so intriguing. And I'll do as you suggest and put all the Canadian pondweed in the...
Thank you very much @Redwing; I have just ordered some hornwort and milfoil, plus some marestail as that looks so intriguing. And I'll do as you suggest and put all the Canadian pondweed in the compost bin!
Thank you very much @Redwing; I have just ordered some hornwort and milfoil, plus some marestail as that looks so intriguing. And I'll do as you suggest and put all the Canadian pondweed in the compost bin!
Thank you very much @Redwing; I have just ordered some hornwort and milfoil, plus some marestail as that looks so intriguing. And I'll do as you suggest and put all the Canadian pondweed in the...
Clare G
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Mar 31, 2019
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Clare G
Mar 31, 2019
Privet leaf are they poisonous
Tends to be evergreen here, only ever known privet drop its leaves once or twice here. I do know evergreens do drop leaves, but I'd be very surprised if you were getting enough to poison a pond.
Tends to be evergreen here, only ever known privet drop its leaves once or twice here. I do know evergreens do drop leaves, but I'd be very surprised if you were getting enough to poison a pond.
Tends to be evergreen here, only ever known privet drop its leaves once or twice here. I do know evergreens do drop leaves, but I'd be very surprised if you were getting enough to poison a pond.
Tends to be evergreen here, only ever known privet drop its leaves once or twice here. I do know evergreens do drop leaves, but I'd be very surprised if you were getting enough to poison a pond.
Spruce
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Mar 23, 2019
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pete
Mar 23, 2019
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