Use of wood in a pond
Hat Tip to April Dugan of Naturescapes (on hometalk) for the inspiration for using this 'stump' as both 'fish cover' and a planting bed!
It's a new pond ...the water will be crystal clear in a day or two.
The fish can get 16"-18" of 'cover' under this stump - and it makes a nice transitional edge to the pond.
It's a new pond ...the water will be crystal clear in a day or two.
The fish can get 16"-18" of 'cover' under this stump - and it makes a nice transitional edge to the pond.
Pond planting bed and fish cover
Here's another example of the use of wood in a water feature done by Naturescapes while we were on a job with Chester Hollow Water Gardens in Stratham, NH
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Love the driftwood - really gives it character!
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That really gives the fall a natural feel. Going to remember that one.
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