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New Garden Pond
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I've finally managed to remove an old, damaged, pond (plastic, I think) from the garden. We want to replace it with another one, as we have a number of frogs who will be expecting to find some water there in a few weeks' time.
It's going to have to be another pre-formed one, as I'm not physically capable of heaving large amounts of polythene-type lining around. For the moment I've left the hole very much as it was; I can cope with a bit of digging, but nothing too heavy, and ideally would just want to level out the soil that's there and drop the new one in. Is this feasible? I've been reading a 'pond expert' book, which seems to recommend a layer of sand and goodness knows what else - can't do that.
I'd be very grateful for any advice.
It's going to have to be another pre-formed one, as I'm not physically capable of heaving large amounts of polythene-type lining around. For the moment I've left the hole very much as it was; I can cope with a bit of digging, but nothing too heavy, and ideally would just want to level out the soil that's there and drop the new one in. Is this feasible? I've been reading a 'pond expert' book, which seems to recommend a layer of sand and goodness knows what else - can't do that.
I'd be very grateful for any advice.
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