callingcolleen1
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Rocks do look good when they are nice and clean, at the bottom of the pond. It also gives more delight for the eye to behold. Then there is more surface space for good bacteria to grow as well. The trouble is that rocks collect lots of sticky guck and that can make cleaning and scooping guck off the bottom of pond much more difficult.
It you just place the odd rock that is of nice shape and color along the edges where you can get at it to change them up when need be, then it would look good, and not be too difficult to maintain. I have just a few well placed rocks, but need mto change them out for fresh ones, maybe later today, but now I am tired from doing yardwork and need quick nap.....
It you just place the odd rock that is of nice shape and color along the edges where you can get at it to change them up when need be, then it would look good, and not be too difficult to maintain. I have just a few well placed rocks, but need mto change them out for fresh ones, maybe later today, but now I am tired from doing yardwork and need quick nap.....