I always just tucked mine into the rocks and the roots would grow down between the rocks….I guess there is enough moisture there. But you could use small balls of soil to tuck into the rocks. I’m not a plant expert, so any experience/success I’ve had was mostly luck.In soil or in some water.
This pond does not have a planting ledge. So thats as far as i can go with stones before falling into the pond.
Any ideas will be appreciated . Thanks
That’s how I did mine, as well, but I think the problem is that @420benz doesn’t have that shelf in his pond.I took this screenshot from below. When I built my pond, I did this with the rocks so the water level shows some rock below the water and the liner doesn't show. It's late fall and the net above is reflecting into the pond.
No i don'tDo you have enough liner above water to dig a small shelf? The creeping jenny is a good idea. Is your pond full right now? If not, you could use an autofill to make sure the water is always above the exposed liner.
You should, your just reworking the same measurements your just lowering the shelf. unless the liner just is folded over and stops under your rocks.No i don't
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