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Wildlife Pond.
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I'm going to put a preformed plastic pond on my allotment. The size would be about 4'x3'. Any recommendations on where to buy one?
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Picture of wildlife pond
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My green wheelie bin went missing on Monday. Now I think I know who's got it!
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I'm wondering how much 'management' such ponds need though in order for them not to end up as just puddles of green, slimy stagnant water? As a kid I tried sinking old washing up bowls into the ground (and perhaps adding some vegetation sourced from local ponds) in order to attract frogs and toads, etc but I always seemed to end up with just a lot of smelly green ooze (much to my mother's irritation). So what's the trick to getting it right?
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I'm wondering how much 'management' such ponds need though in order for them not to end up as just puddles of green, slimy stagnant water? As a kid I tried sinking old washing up bowls into the ground (and perhaps adding some vegetation sourced from local ponds) in order to attract frogs and toads, etc but I always seemed to end up with just a lot of smelly green ooze (much to my mother's irritation). So what's the trick to getting it right?
