I have literally no desire to build a pond, but I've reached an unimaginable level of boredom during quarantine, so here I am. Thankfully, I find this whole process incredibly fascinating. Thanks for sharing!
Emphasis on the add very little fish because of the ammonia they'll produce. Also you can put in barley straw which you can find online or at feedin irrigation stores. Barley straw kills algae and removes co2 buildup, which helps your fish. Barley straw is basically the organic equivalent of a UV electric clarifier.
I have a a natural stream on my property so I dug out my pond in a pre-existing basin excavating it to where the deepest end was 12ft after rocking it in and the shallow end was 4ft i built 2 feeder streams one going downhill to the pond, the other leading uphill from the pond back to the stream so I could naturally fill it and deal with any run off going back to the river further upstream. I made sure the main feeder stream was 2ft deep so any fish could come thru. This was about 6 years ago and even though I have never added a single fish to the pond it still has fish in it that moved from the creek and even some that where actually born there! It took my nearly 2 weeks to finish but its 100% self sustaining almost as if it was always there :) if you have a stream on your property I highly recommend doing it this way! Very rewarding aswell!
I really enjoyed the video, i retired two years ago from a life time of building custom homes and I'm getting ready to build my wife and myself her dream house about 16 Miles out of Town on the farm i grew up on
a friends farm has a great hand made pond to hold water to water the feilds when its dry.. he pumps it into the field.. the pond is clay on the bottom and holds water great.. when its full its great to play with the kids in it.. he built a mudslide for them too..
I'm New here today. I loved what you did to the pond. Sure wish it wasn't so expensive to build. I love watching nature and looking out into my backyard at the birds and squirrels at my back porch door. They fly in for their birdseed and a drink from the birdbath. A small fishpond would just be the icing on the 🎂. I've had everything from black snakes 🐍 yuk, to large white Florida water birds. Even hawks and sandcranes. Don't know if I spell it right.The hawks are pretty birds but they sit on the fence waiting to catch a squirrel for lunch. Many dove come everyday. There're three raven that come everyday to get a drink and seed. They also fly in with food from a restaurant that's not far from us, just to wash off a bone or two then feast. I used to run off some of the birds that I know hunt the squirrels and even a bird or two but I just gave up. You learn by watching them.the squirrels and birds 🐦 eat next to each other so why run them off. We just put the seed on a couple of flat sidewalk stone and let them go at it. The squirrels fight to show who eats first. The babies have to wait. I like watching the cardinals feed their babies went they leave their nest. Sometime it's like a darn zoo but it gives this old housebound granny and gramps something for our enjoyment. Right now there's a dove taking her bath. I thank god for nature.
Very nice! A friend of mines grandparents built a small pond when they built their new house on the property of their business. They ran a pipe from their well and fed constant well water. Well, before they could add any fish a big flood came and caused the bayou to overflow and flooded the whole property. When the water went back down the pond was stocked with fish and turtles. We ended up releasing my gulf coast soft shell turtle in it. I plan on building one when I build a house in the country.
Looks fantastic!!! When I was digging my pond, I accidentally broke a storm drain pipe! However thanks to advice I used it to my advantage and created an overflow system 😀 so never have to worry about the pond in bad weather
I'm building a pond with no liner. I'm actually draining a 30,000 gallon pool to help get it going. There was a giant stump that I build a fire pit around and after it got big enough I drain the pool water into the hole. All the ash helps hold the water in, so far. If it all drains through I'll just get a liner. The pool draining into the hole really helped expand it fast. as it filled the walls caved in and it keeps getting bigger, I just dig out the mud and fill pot holes in the yard.
Takes a lot of Work!!! I have a pond around this size maybe a little bigger than this one on only three and a half acres!!! And holy crap I’m constantly doing something with yard work and pond maintenance!!! But so worth it!!! So peaceful!!!
Very useful. Piping in water from other sources is a great idea I haven't considered. Plus your tip about how to control the surface area size was also helpful. Thanks for sharing.
When I dug one of my ponds over a known groundwater spring I hit an old 12" corrugated drain tile that was apparently clogged at the end... It shot water 12' into the air for two weeks before the pressure behind it was finally relieved... lol Scared the crap out of me when i hit it. I thought I'd hit a main or something. I still don't know where that tile originates from or how far it goes but I know it was definitely installed to divert the spring from somewhere else on the property. The pond has been awesome and with the high cold water flow we've been able to grow some really nice trout!
Thankyou soo much ..carl.. This is going to help me a lot for establishing a natural pond in my lawn.. As i wanna make a natural small water habitat ..
I would build a small water fall that is powered by a small solar powered pump. At the base of the fall would be gravel so there is little erosion. and onto that bed of gravel, fresh water clams. They eat whatever is not eaten by the fish and eat the algae that would cloud the water. Also too, the waterfall aerates the pond and make for healthier ecosystem and fish. Water would stay clear and plants and fish would flourish. Oh yes, a cool water guppy called the "mosquito fish" is a must to control mosquitoes.
+D Taylor +Azri'el Collier In any pond that is aerobic enough for fish, the mosquitoes pose no real threat since the predatory insects eat them faster than mosquito fish ever will. Ponds that fluctuate in the summer can support mosquitoes , but that is more for much larger ponds than in this video. Let the native bugs take care of the situation and keep the pond full. *Clearing water in this type of pond will also lead to a pond choked out with plants growing from the bottom after a few years.* Lots more can be learned in this forum.... Join for ongoing new tips like *clearing algae without trying* plus.google.com/communities/106122096790923657121
Spring Creek The only predator but that migrates to ponds that are not connected via creeks or underground water source, would be the oarsman. And they not only eat mosquitos, but also bite young fry and cause infections that eventually kill the fry off. Having a shallow area for dragonfly to hunt and lay their eggs will help control the oarsman. As for water weed control, grass carp work very well at this and can be harvested and eaten as a food fish. And to control the grass carp population would be the crappie. In TN it has become a commercial food fish and is quickly replacing the talapia in stores and restaurants. The crappie is an indiscriminate predatory fish that I prefer over bass for flavor and texture. So, plenty of rocks for hiding places and plenty of plants with the right eco system to keep it all under control and thriving. BTW, I've been working with aquaculture since I was a kid, that is over 50 years at it now. Just might know a thing or two that work best outside secular box type concepts.
You might want to brush up on your aquatic insect ecology. Releasing anything other than sterile grass carp should also be a felony. I am not aware of the habitats you have designed or managed, but your suggestions here are very dangerous!
Spring Creek Actually it might be you who needs to brush up a bit. Here in MO, grass carp are sold for ponds in local hardware stores along with other fish to stock ponds with. And since we would not be connected to any other water way, there are very few aquatic insects that will migrate over dry land to get into a pond. While you speak of what is dangerous, you might want to study each states laws first before writing stuff online as if you are some sort of expert. I have built ponds in CA, WA, OR and now in MO. All of them are not in anyway connected to each of those states water ways and thus were legal to have most any kind of fish we could get to live there. And in each of those states, there is no laws on grass carp if it is a private pond not connected to those state's water way or near them. Now, if I was close to a major river, creek, or any lake, especially the great lakes, then I would not use grass carp. I would instead use common koi carp as they also eat most water weeds and grasses, especially milfoil.
I really appreciate this video you are the only one to tell us how deep it is a lot of us like to watch this because were fascinated with man-made natural ponds also how deep they are but if we wanted to go swimming I would like to know how deep it is and if there’s leeches and all that jazz fish love it
I understand that shallow slopes are very important. Difference in depth creates difference in temperature which creates more water mowement\more oxigen. Monk can be used to maintain water level. Tell me where I'm wrong please
My grandfather built a pond. It was huge. It was at least a a couple hundred feet in width and maybe a thousand feet more with length. I’m bad with recognizing how big something is. But trust me I was so surprised it was built and not natural. He built 3 more but that was the biggest.
Thanks Carl, I live in the Caribbean and would like to do something similar with a hole in the ground at my property. The problem is that there is no clay. I can use liner if necessary, however its the topics and everything grows like crazy. What would you recommend to help preserve the water, and if I use liner should I put a concrete base below or is sand adequate? Thanks!
The pond Im working on Im putting a bunch or really big round rocks all around the pond and carving simple face on so when it starts getting over grown a little it will look pretty weird lol
if your noticing too much nutrients you can try seeding with local breeds of freshwater clam/muscle/crawfish and harvesting them occasionally to remove nutrients in the form of food.
Fish are needed because mosquitoes hang around near the water. They do tend to get near the surface of the water, so the fish can jump a little bit to grab the mosquitoes.
Carl question i want to put in a pond for a semi sustainable fish source i am in the process of a 15,000gal water tank and have put up coupes and huts just wondering if you could elaborate on the fish part a little more in future video because i would like to raise the fish i catch a few miles away.
We have a natural pond in a fixer upper we just bought. It was full of cattails and debris. The pond is dry now as we haven’t had any rain here in Montana for a bit and it’s been hot. I cleaned it out yesterday removing all the cattails and as much of the sticks, dead leaves, etc. as I could. I know there’s “mulched” material in between all of the rocks at the bottom, which will be impossible to remove without taking out a million rocks. We want to get this pond in shape again, but I’m at a loss as to where to go from here. The pond is a kidney shape - about 35/40 feet long and about 4-1/2 feet deep in the middle. Do we add an aerator and some sort of filter to clean out what’s left in it? If so, what type? There are no pond experts anywhere near our small town to help us with this. Oh, the only water source for this pond is rain or a hose using our well water.
Your pond is beautiful. I have a seasonal pond. Any ideas about how I can keep the soil from making the water muddy? I thought about covering it with coarse sand or pea gravel. Do you think either of those would work?
Wait another month and pay for a liner? Or however long it takes to raise the money. There are so many ways to do so many things. It would seem a liner would be better than no liner, but what works, works.
I have literally no desire to build a pond, but I've reached an unimaginable level of boredom during quarantine, so here I am. Thankfully, I find this whole process incredibly fascinating. Thanks for sharing!
lol
Apparently my boredom vortex is 3 weeks behind you.
omg. too funny. i'm with you
7 months later... how ya doing pal
🤣🤣🤣 hopefully it ends before you are bored enough to start digging a hole bro.
Emphasis on the add very little fish because of the ammonia they'll produce. Also you can put in barley straw which you can find online or at feedin irrigation stores. Barley straw kills algae and removes co2 buildup, which helps your fish. Barley straw is basically the organic equivalent of a UV electric clarifier.
Thank you!
Depends on flow rate and presence of cattails or other filter plants. Isolated pond with no flow =low fish
@@grantstacy1084 yep, stagnant water usually is not great for any kind of pond you would wanna own.
Thank you 💓
@77Avadon77 what would be a good way to make movement in a pond in the woods.
Thanks.
I have a a natural stream on my property so I dug out my pond in a pre-existing basin excavating it to where the deepest end was 12ft after rocking it in and the shallow end was 4ft i built 2 feeder streams one going downhill to the pond, the other leading uphill from the pond back to the stream so I could naturally fill it and deal with any run off going back to the river further upstream. I made sure the main feeder stream was 2ft deep so any fish could come thru. This was about 6 years ago and even though I have never added a single fish to the pond it still has fish in it that moved from the creek and even some that where actually born there! It took my nearly 2 weeks to finish but its 100% self sustaining almost as if it was always there :) if you have a stream on your property I highly recommend doing it this way! Very rewarding aswell!
I really enjoyed the video, i retired two years ago from a life time of building custom homes and I'm getting ready to build my wife and myself her dream house about 16 Miles out of Town on the farm i grew up on
Great
Hell yeah, way to go
glad you liked my video, wish you good luck with your project 👍
How about an update?! Did you get a pond?
a friends farm has a great hand made pond to hold water to water the feilds when its dry.. he pumps it into the field.. the pond is clay on the bottom and holds water great.. when its full its great to play with the kids in it.. he built a mudslide for them too..
I'm New here today. I loved what you did to the pond. Sure wish it wasn't so expensive to build. I love watching nature and looking out into my backyard at the birds and squirrels at my back porch door. They fly in for their birdseed and a drink from the birdbath. A small fishpond would just be the icing on the 🎂. I've had everything from black snakes 🐍 yuk, to large white Florida water birds. Even hawks and sandcranes. Don't know if I spell it right.The hawks are pretty birds but they sit on the fence waiting to catch a squirrel for lunch. Many dove come everyday. There're three raven that come everyday to get a drink and seed. They also fly in with food from a restaurant that's not far from us, just to wash off a bone or two then feast. I used to run off some of the birds that I know hunt the squirrels and even a bird or two but I just gave up. You learn by watching them.the squirrels and birds 🐦 eat next to each other so why run them off. We just put the seed on a couple of flat sidewalk stone and let them go at it. The squirrels fight to show who eats first. The babies have to wait. I like watching the cardinals feed their babies went they leave their nest. Sometime it's like a darn zoo but it gives this old housebound granny and gramps something for our enjoyment. Right now there's a dove taking her bath. I thank god for nature.
Genius idea connecting the rain gutters too. I am gonna have to watch more of your videos.
3:45 I thought that was a bear at first.
same here
Samual Iam same
Ha ha me too!
😁 me to👍🏻.
Its Beardoggo
That Pond is beautiful
Very nice! A friend of mines grandparents built a small pond when they built their new house on the property of their business. They ran a pipe from their well and fed constant well water. Well, before they could add any fish a big flood came and caused the bayou to overflow and flooded the whole property. When the water went back down the pond was stocked with fish and turtles. We ended up releasing my gulf coast soft shell turtle in it. I plan on building one when I build a house in the country.
Looks fantastic!!! When I was digging my pond, I accidentally broke a storm drain pipe! However thanks to advice I used it to my advantage and created an overflow system 😀 so never have to worry about the pond in bad weather
Smart idea
That is a wonderful pond. It will look even better if you release koi into it.
Very nice video Carl. I enjoyed it...we're building a small pond on our farm..this was all great food for thought
I hope there’s a video I’d like to see it.
Wooooooo
Hey Josh!
Did you build?
Yikes! I watched it again and just plain like your very naturalistic approach. Great job. Thanks
Straight to the point. Great info.
Thanks for the effort 👍
I'm building a pond with no liner. I'm actually draining a 30,000 gallon pool to help get it going. There was a giant stump that I build a fire pit around and after it got big enough I drain the pool water into the hole. All the ash helps hold the water in, so far. If it all drains through I'll just get a liner. The pool draining into the hole really helped expand it fast. as it filled the walls caved in and it keeps getting bigger, I just dig out the mud and fill pot holes in the yard.
Amazing knowledge Karl
it would be nice to have a property that big.
Takes a lot of Work!!! I have a pond around this size maybe a little bigger than this one on only three and a half acres!!! And holy crap I’m constantly doing something with yard work and pond maintenance!!! But so worth it!!! So peaceful!!!
Stop saying it would and start saying it will, unless you are okay with not having it ofc.
@@mandyice8743 Isn't it just. NO bloody sticky nose neighbours !!! Keeps you fit as well. Just your own private "haven".
@@mandyice8743 how much one acre cost
Many people just inherit it and then they brag about how much work it takes to accomplish it, respects to the real ones that come up on its own.
Very useful. Piping in water from other sources is a great idea I haven't considered. Plus your tip about how to control the surface area size was also helpful. Thanks for sharing.
That stump was a real eye catcher Allright!!!!!!
Superb. Looks fantastic.
I really liked the ditch pipes and rainwater from house downpipes. Simplicity is always the best way.
Glad you liked it
most imformative--specially far having small ponds for small house garden---
thank you for sharing this video........very simple explanation and very effective way tpo deal with non liner fluctuations in ponds.
thank you very much and I hope this video helps you
Love it. All natural self sufficient superb. Pond 6 feet quite deep. Wow.
When I dug one of my ponds over a known groundwater spring I hit an old 12" corrugated drain tile that was apparently clogged at the end... It shot water 12' into the air for two weeks before the pressure behind it was finally relieved... lol Scared the crap out of me when i hit it. I thought I'd hit a main or something. I still don't know where that tile originates from or how far it goes but I know it was definitely installed to divert the spring from somewhere else on the property. The pond has been awesome and with the high cold water flow we've been able to grow some really nice trout!
Thanks for sharing . If I had viewed this video earlier I wouldn’t had to fill up an ugly looking pond at the entrance of my farm
Carl you are an artist.
Thanks, im digging my own pond by hand.
The doggo was a great supervisor!
Thankyou soo much ..carl..
This is going to help me a lot for establishing a natural pond in my lawn..
As i wanna make a natural small water habitat ..
This is a great idea. I want a natural pond for swimming. I get so depressed without water to swim in and I'm living in a place where there isn't any.
Absolutely perfect background music for a pond video....think.
Thank you for sharing how to build natural pons
I would build a small water fall that is powered by a small solar powered pump. At the base of the fall would be gravel so there is little erosion. and onto that bed of gravel, fresh water clams. They eat whatever is not eaten by the fish and eat the algae that would cloud the water. Also too, the waterfall aerates the pond and make for healthier ecosystem and fish. Water would stay clear and plants and fish would flourish. Oh yes, a cool water guppy called the "mosquito fish" is a must to control mosquitoes.
Azri'el Collier Now your talking! Nice thank you.
+D Taylor +Azri'el Collier In any pond that is aerobic enough for fish, the mosquitoes pose no real threat since the predatory insects eat them faster than mosquito fish ever will. Ponds that fluctuate in the summer can support mosquitoes , but that is more for much larger ponds than in this video. Let the native bugs take care of the situation and keep the pond full. *Clearing water in this type of pond will also lead to a pond choked out with plants growing from the bottom after a few years.* Lots more can be learned in this forum.... Join for ongoing new tips like *clearing algae without trying* plus.google.com/communities/106122096790923657121
Spring Creek The only predator but that migrates to ponds that are not connected via creeks or underground water source, would be the oarsman. And they not only eat mosquitos, but also bite young fry and cause infections that eventually kill the fry off. Having a shallow area for dragonfly to hunt and lay their eggs will help control the oarsman. As for water weed control, grass carp work very well at this and can be harvested and eaten as a food fish. And to control the grass carp population would be the crappie. In TN it has become a commercial food fish and is quickly replacing the talapia in stores and restaurants. The crappie is an indiscriminate predatory fish that I prefer over bass for flavor and texture. So, plenty of rocks for hiding places and plenty of plants with the right eco system to keep it all under control and thriving. BTW, I've been working with aquaculture since I was a kid, that is over 50 years at it now. Just might know a thing or two that work best outside secular box type concepts.
You might want to brush up on your aquatic insect ecology. Releasing anything other than sterile grass carp should also be a felony. I am not aware of the habitats you have designed or managed, but your suggestions here are very dangerous!
Spring Creek Actually it might be you who needs to brush up a bit. Here in MO, grass carp are sold for ponds in local hardware stores along with other fish to stock ponds with. And since we would not be connected to any other water way, there are very few aquatic insects that will migrate over dry land to get into a pond. While you speak of what is dangerous, you might want to study each states laws first before writing stuff online as if you are some sort of expert. I have built ponds in CA, WA, OR and now in MO. All of them are not in anyway connected to each of those states water ways and thus were legal to have most any kind of fish we could get to live there. And in each of those states, there is no laws on grass carp if it is a private pond not connected to those state's water way or near them. Now, if I was close to a major river, creek, or any lake, especially the great lakes, then I would not use grass carp. I would instead use common koi carp as they also eat most water weeds and grasses, especially milfoil.
Looks ace Carl.
Sir if it possible show more videos about your natural ponds because I want watch it really nice
Beautiful natural looking pond and nicely landscaped. Thumbs up on your efforts!
I really appreciate this video you are the only one to tell us how deep it is a lot of us like to watch this because were fascinated with man-made natural ponds also how deep they are but if we wanted to go swimming I would like to know how deep it is and if there’s leeches and all that jazz fish love it
Beautiful pond. Thanks for sharing.
one of the best pond videos I have ever watch !!
I understand that shallow slopes are very important. Difference in depth creates difference in temperature which creates more water mowement\more oxigen. Monk can be used to maintain water level. Tell me where I'm wrong please
GORGEOUS!
Very educational. And very resourceful. Great job!
Wow you sure are good at what you do bro. Great job, great video
thank you
A real expert!
For a second there @ 3:45 I thought it was a grizzly. Lol.
Dtt4 😂😂😂😂😂😂 thought so too as well
Thank you so much especially when you mentioned the depth of it...
The depth will help with algae and also give your fish the ability to hide from predators
that house with the green roof looks neat AF =] ; thanks for the nice video
My grandfather built a pond. It was huge. It was at least a a couple hundred feet in width and maybe a thousand feet more with length. I’m bad with recognizing how big something is. But trust me I was so surprised it was built and not natural. He built 3 more but that was the biggest.
Very practical video. I thumbed you up and you have a new subscriber.
+Gary Simmons, thank you, there will be more videos comming soon
Love the dog too!
I really love this! Very nice!
at last a real natural pond! most of YT vids named natural ponds have used concrete and plastic liners.
Funny how people accept plastic as natural.
wooow i like and love this intelligence idea.. real needs this knowledge for my livestock project too
Beautiful, and I love that Newfie!
Like so much this place looks so natural genius 💞👍
Nice pond design
Very beautiful pond
Good job beautiful and good for our ecosystem as well ❤
That’s a dope ass pond Carl
I have no intent on building a pond, nor could I build one right now but I still watch for some reason.
Wonderful video. Very useful! Thank you
glad to hear it thank you for your feedback
Great video. Just got my first backyard natural pond for ducks. Will put in mosquito pod to keep them at bay.
Shoutout to the Bengals hat!
Such a Love pond!
Love this! Great vid & build.
*Restoring old vintage rusty pond*
Let's be the change we wish to see! 💚
Go to your local well driller and buy a couple bags of bentonite. Dump into your pond. It should seal it.
Thanks Carl, I live in the Caribbean and would like to do something similar with a hole in the ground at my property. The problem is that there is no clay. I can use liner if necessary, however its the topics and everything grows like crazy. What would you recommend to help preserve the water, and if I use liner should I put a concrete base below or is sand adequate? Thanks!
Excellent and inspiring ....
thank you
watching this to make a pond for my fourwheeler
epic my man!!
It looks really good. very nice work.
The pond Im working on Im putting a bunch or really big round rocks all around the pond and carving simple face on so when it starts getting over grown a little it will look pretty weird lol
thanks for sharing
if your noticing too much nutrients you can try seeding with local breeds of freshwater clam/muscle/crawfish and harvesting them occasionally to remove nutrients in the form of food.
Absolutely beautiful!
awesome mate!! 2 weeks later it is dry ;)
10 years later it has still water
Great video and fantastic job.
Just wonderful this instruction video and an excellent job!
Thank ya gave me some interesting ideas . I have a water issue in my backyard
Sweet thanks
Thats a beautiful mosquito factory you have there.
Why do you need fish? You don't think other things eat mosquitoes?
i eat mosquitos all day
Fish are needed because mosquitoes hang around near the water. They do tend to get near the surface of the water, so the fish can jump a little bit to grab the mosquitoes.
Natural Ponds Lakes & Streams by Spring Creek Aquatic Concepts SOME CHICKENS & bat houses we never had a problem
Seth Winters wow dude. Mosauitos lay eggs in water. Stop thinking so hard before you hurt your brain!
Carl question i want to put in a pond for a semi sustainable fish source i am in the process of a 15,000gal water tank and have put up coupes and huts just wondering if you could elaborate on the fish part a little more in future video because i would like to raise the fish i catch a few miles away.
hmm are you concerned about the koi reaching the drainage ditch and then possibly other waterways?
We have a natural pond in a fixer upper we just bought. It was full of cattails and debris. The pond is dry now as we haven’t had any rain here in Montana for a bit and it’s been hot. I cleaned it out yesterday removing all the cattails and as much of the sticks, dead leaves, etc. as I could. I know there’s “mulched” material in between all of the rocks at the bottom, which will be impossible to remove without taking out a million rocks. We want to get this pond in shape again, but I’m at a loss as to where to go from here. The pond is a kidney shape - about 35/40 feet long and about 4-1/2 feet deep in the middle. Do we add an aerator and some sort of filter to clean out what’s left in it? If so, what type? There are no pond experts anywhere near our small town to help us with this. Oh, the only water source for this pond is rain or a hose using our well water.
Your pond is beautiful. I have a seasonal pond. Any ideas about how I can keep the soil from making the water muddy? I thought about covering it with coarse sand or pea gravel. Do you think either of those would work?
Gravel would be fine. +Bev Hennager
Wait another month and pay for a liner? Or however long it takes to raise the money.
There are so many ways to do so many things. It would seem a liner would be better than no liner, but what works, works.
many places you would need a liner but not here
Awesome!!❤
Thank you
Il never do this as I live in concrete city but I enjoyed the vid, thx :)
water from the ditch is the key here
some recommend having a hose on the bottom in the middle of the pond which pumps a little air into the water to avoid oxygen deficiency?
this is very cool man I wanna build a homestead. for my gardening and growing food I wanna make a natural pond so I can build a floating garden
This film is FDA approved.
Beautiful. If you didn't have a lot of clay or loam could you add and compact it before filling with water?
yes
Lovely job, Carl! Happy '21.♧
Thanks for sharing.
nice pond worth spending time on it.
This is beyond epic! Awesome project!