Hello from Loveland, CO
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Seems that there is a glitch in the forum's software. I was told that I did not have permission to view the photo.
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I don't have permission either.
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I asked Ian to look into this, I can see them.
Brogan try to post the pictures using upload a file.
Brogan try to post the pictures using upload a file.
That reminds me of a koi keeping postmans pond that I know Brogan exept his tree was a stump and the pond went totally around the stump , I've never seen a koi pond with an Island before or since .
One big problem that will eventually become apparent too you "roots" , they are known for searching out a source of water eventually they will come through your pond liner causing leaks.
Is there anything you can do about that or was it taken care of prior to your pond going in and the roots nearest too it killed off ?
Another problem leaves in your fall , it is advisable to remove dead and rotting leaves from your pond prior to winter unless you net the pond your going to get that problem
Lovely pond though with quite a bit of potential
Dave
One big problem that will eventually become apparent too you "roots" , they are known for searching out a source of water eventually they will come through your pond liner causing leaks.
Is there anything you can do about that or was it taken care of prior to your pond going in and the roots nearest too it killed off ?
Another problem leaves in your fall , it is advisable to remove dead and rotting leaves from your pond prior to winter unless you net the pond your going to get that problem
Lovely pond though with quite a bit of potential
Dave
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Ah yes I can see it and it's a nice big pond. It's got good bones and you can make it look really nice. Bet lots of stuff from those trees fall into it. You'll need a good cleaning net and maybe a skimmer.