stroppy
stroppy
that looks good, love the water fall :0)
New to the forum and building my first BIG pond...
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that is a big project you have taken on, but the effort you are putting in is clearly paying dividends, you have made a fantastic job on your waterfall, it will look amazing when everything gets established.
Mick
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Thanks guys appreciate all the comments, there where quite a few times this week when I was losing faith in myself. Still a little left to do, need to fill in dirt behind the waterfall, and get the yard graded and seeded! I am paying someone for that job though...lol.
Oh and sorry for all the typos in the last post, was using my phone and autospell apparently was not working with me
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Oh and sorry for all the typos in the last post, was using my phone and autospell apparently was not working with me
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I can understand, been working on this sucker, almost every day, since april. But pacing myself and still enjoying the journey to a finished pond.
Had a good day today the streams and two waterfalls came together pretty nicely, well until we try them out with water, then may have to tweak.
You have done a great job, ours is muddy it will stay that way until you are done messing with it. I have dirt falling into it constantly.
Had a good day today the streams and two waterfalls came together pretty nicely, well until we try them out with water, then may have to tweak.
You have done a great job, ours is muddy it will stay that way until you are done messing with it. I have dirt falling into it constantly.
that is impressive will look good once it is finshed and it clears up
addy1 said:
Addy1 can you post the link to your thread?
bsr8129 said:
Thanks, sure hope it blends a bit better once I plant everything...lol.
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mikecoscia said:
put random rocks, boulders outside the ring of the pond, plant various evergreens and plants among them, it keeps it from looking man made. I also used various sizes of rocks boulders and different colors. Still working on making it look natural! lol
sure
https://www.gardenpondforum.com/pond-progress-started-4-21-10-a-t5885.html
With some landscaping and the right plants, it will look gorgeous!
Some updated pictures!
Hmm why are my flickr pictures not showing up?
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Darn I was looking forward to them!
Your pictures need to be sized according to the chart on the upload page.
addy1 said:
Yeah I don't get it, flickr changed there whole site and now I can't get pictures to post....ugh. Here are the links if anyone can figure it out please post and let me know how you did it!
http://flic.kr/p/8rf4FB
http://flic.kr/p/8rifdJ
http://flic.kr/p/8rii97
http://flic.kr/p/8rfeDa
Okay figured out a work around, not liking the new flickr at all...ugh.
