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Contains information on water gardening and wildlife, tips on building, accessories, pumps and lights, and information on pond projects.
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Extractions: This web site is designed to provide general information about Water Gardens, Wildlife and things associated with those topics. It is also designed to provide ideas and inspiration for other water gardeners. It's my way of trying to honor and become a part of those web sites that continue to inspire me! If you have any questions or suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'd be happy to try and help you and I'd appreciate any input that you might have. Registration # 31423 Registration # 1810 WHAT'S INSIDE? The Wildlife page has some great pictures of the type of mammals, reptiles, insects and amphibians that you can expect to live around your pond. There are also photos of additional frequent visitors that you can expect. The Projects page is a "work in progress" account that continues to grow as projects are completed in and around the pond. Photographs document the progression of each step. "Pondemonium" is a collection of pictures and details about other pond lovers ponds and accessories.
Debby's Garden Links - Links To UK Gardening Related Websites, Garden Forum And
Water gardening Direct The newest and freshest answer to all your Watergardening Garden pond needs. With over 40 years of experience
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Extractions: Home Plants Garden Centres/Nurseries Gardener's Homepages ... What's New ? Join the Mailing List Search this Site A to Z Site List ... Advertising Books Buildings Containers Debby Forums Furniture Garden Centres Garden Design Gardener's Homepages Gardens to Visit General Info Gifts Link Sites Monthly Diary Online Magazines Organic Photo Gallery Plants Plants for Places Seeds Societies Software Submit URL Supplies/Equipment Tools Videos Water Gardening Web Design Wildlife/Wildflowers What's New? Algae Article on dealing with Algae. Aqua Search - The UK's largest Aquatic and Garden Search Engine! Aquatics Direct - Full range of pumps, filters, UVCs, pool and garden lighting. Aquatics Warehouse - Pond supplies. Live chat and fishy forum. View products and order on-line. Arcadian - Affordable, stylish, easy to install garden water features. Ashton Koi Society - A great place to meet more people who share this hobby.
Reeds 'n Weeds - Garden Supplies And Advice With Secure, On-line Ordering And Ov
Water gardening and pond building supplies. Products for winterizing, and ultraviolet lights to prevent algae.
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Extractions: (888) 909-5721 Order Line Read our statement of privacy For 25 years, Reeds 'n Weeds has provided unique gifts for gardeners, water gardening and pond building supplies, desktop and tabletop fountains and more! Our 600 item+ secure on-line catalog has a great variety of gardening gifts, as well as gift certificates to make your shopping experience nearly effortless.
Soo Pond Society
Provides pond pictures, tips and other general information on water gardening.
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Wabash Valley Water Garden Society Page
Provides member pond information, promotes water gardening and offers other water gardening links.
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Extractions: www.water-garden.org The Wabash Valley Water Garden Society was formed in August, 1994, to encourage interest in water gardening in theTerre Haute, Indiana, and surrounding areas. A more immediate reason for the formation of the Society is to enable members to share information, supplies, plants, fish and sometimes more importantly, help . Our founding "mother" is Priscilla Winn whose pond has been featured in several newspaper and magazine articles. Priscilla has been an avid water gardener for more than ten years and is quite frank when she says she formed the Society to have someone to "play with." Our objectives, as stated in our bylaws, are to: Encourage a greater appreciation in water gardens, disseminate information,
Water Gardening
gardening With Water A personal account of constructing a pond by by Cindy Borgwordt,with photography by Jim Rathert. International Waterlily Society.
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JB's Forums
This forum is open to all pond and water gardening topics.
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Welcome To KidsGardening! Garden Resources, Gardening For Families, Teacher's Ga
and Habitat Planting Find guidance in this photo record of a school's pond project. Thisis one benefit of membership in the National gardening Association.
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Extractions: As your keen garden observers watch a bud unfurl, a butterfly search for nectar, or the seasonal color changes in a schoolyard habitat, they use skills that both artists and scientists rely on. After all, both groups must carefully take in information and record details of what they see. It's only after a youngster has really seen something, that he or she can make sense of it, or choose to interpret it creatively. Across the country, schoolyard gardens and habitats have become compelling centerpieces for integrating art and science, nurturing creativity, and providing raw materials for a host of art projects. Teachers use nature's canvas to teach lessons on basic art concepts such as color, line, form, shape, and texture, and to entice students to draw, paint, or otherwise interpret what they see. Some young gardeners try to imitate styles of well-known artists who drew inspiration from the natural world.
Welcome To KidsGardening! Garden Resources, Gardening For Families, Teacher's Ga
Dipping Into A pond's Ecosystem Primary Students' pond Prospers Author NationalGardening Association Staff My innercity first graders had little experience
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Water Garden - Aquatic, Information On Water Gardening
Water gardening, H. Thomas. A pond, 2 to 2.5 feet deep, with boggy margins, is anothersuitable form of water garden, whilst a tank or tanks may be favored in
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BBC Message Boards
Provides a message board for pond and garden topics.
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Pond Catalogs
barrows etc. We carry a full line of pond and water gardening supplies.Electric pumps, filtration, preformed ponds and more. If
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Extractions: Puddle and Pond We specialize in hand-crafted landscaping products: water wheels, wagon wheels, goat carts, wheel barrows etc. We carry a full line of pond and water gardening supplies. Electric pumps, filtration, pre-formed ponds and more. If your looking for Solar powered products we just might have what you are looking for. Puddle and Pond - Quality and Satisfaction! Free Shipping on most items! Pond~A~Rama Dont even think about adding a pond until you talk to our experts. We specialize in do it yourself Pond Kits: Aquascapes, Pond Sweep and others. We can guide you step by step from selecting the size of liner or pond kit, pump and filter, to your aquatic plants, fish, accessories, water garden supplies, fountains, waterfalls, bridges and lights. Our 2003 catalog boasts 3000+ products available online or on Cd only. Secure online ordering by Credit Card, Check, PayPal or Money Order. Phone orders accepted toll free. Natural Solutions Pondbiz.com
Hallson Gardens Forum
Bulletin board for gardening and pond subjects.
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A Magazine Area - Compare Price: WATER GARDENING MAGAZINE
With articles by and about people who are reallife pond owners, Water Gardeningteaches and motivates both the aspiring and the experienced water-gardener to
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Extractions: USD Unit Price Subscribe MagazineCity.net WATER GARDENING Subscribe NBAF WATER GARDENING Subscribe Magazania WATER GARDENING Subscribe Amazon WATER GARDENING MAGAZINE Subscribe Magazines.com WATER GARDENING Subscribe uSubscribe.com WATER GARDENING Subscribe Water Gardening Magazine is for garden pond enthusiasts who want to realize their dream of having the perfect waterscape. With articles by and about people who are real-life pond owners, Water Gardening teaches and motivates both the aspiring and the experienced water-gardener to create and maintain their dream garden pond. 6 Issues per year-Now Available for Delivery WorldWide! For everyone who wants to be a successful pond owner, whether they've had a water garden for a day or a decade or are still just planning one. It covers water features of all shapes and sizes, from a 2 gallon pot filled with water for a miniature waterlily, to a 20,000 gallon pond for expensive fish
Garden Pond And Water Gardening Books
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Garden Pond Links Natural Solutions Etc., The Garden Pond Supply People.
Capital Area pond Water gardening Society Informative water gardening club inBaton Rouge Koi Water Garden Club of North Texas - Lots of info links here.
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A Small Change Garden Pond With Links
Information on how to build a pond on a small budget.Category Home Gardens Designed Gardens Water pondsgardenpond, inexpensive gardenpond, how to build a gardenpond, gardenpond links,garden pond, gardening, low cost garden pond, step by step gardenpond, build
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Extractions: Just Liners Fishfoods.com ... Pond Cam Part 1: Attitude Although these instructions break many of the traditional laws of pond building, everyone should read a couple of the books that describe pond-building to get an overview. Then, be prepared to use common sense to break the rules. Each book you read has a regional bias that might not suit your particular environment. The books also recommend expensive materials and equipment that are not necessary. Authors often are promoting a particular brand of pond supplies. So, after you have read the books and get a general idea, be prepared to take your own path. The first thing you need to figure out is what you are wanting to accomplish. There are different reasons to have a garden pond. Are you most interested in a decoration for your yard? Or are you trying to create something wild and natural? The following instructions will be mostly helpful for those of you trying to create a little ecosystem in the backyard. I do not try to discourage visits from frogs or snakes or anything except animals with claws that might tear the liner. The first time you see a snake in your pond can be a bit of a shock. At the same time, I have yet to figure out a way to stop them unless I totally remove myself from the goal of a natural state. Once I accepted this, I saw the snakes as a sign that I had indeed created a natural setting.
Pond And Water Gardening
Louisiana irises grow best in and around the edges of a pond or boggyarea. The constant moisture provides around the clock growth
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Extractions: Louisiana irises grow best in and around the edges of a pond or boggy area. The constant moisture provides around the clock growth stimulus for the foliage and bloom stalk, and the wet soil reminds the growing iris of its natural beginnings. Plant the rhizome about one inch under the surface in a place where it will get at least a half day of full sun. Plant the rhizomes about 12 to 15 inches apart, and within three years the vacant space will be full. In selecting the Louisiana iris as a garden plant, several options exist as to choice of color, time of bloom and height of foliage. Some hobbyist desire a block of one solid color, while others love a mixture of the rainbow colors. Regardless, it is best to plant the taller varieties in the background, and to mix the later blooming varieties with earlier blooming ones. Planting Louisiana irises in pots is not recommended, unless you put the pot in water. The pot can be entirely submerged under several inches of water or it may be exposed with its base in the water. The width of the pot should be at least eighteen inches in diameter, for the rhizome needs room to multiply and expand with its offshoots. The soil mixture in the pot is important. Put heavier soil, like clay, in the bottom six inches of the pot. The clay will help support the root system. Over the clay place pine needles or mulch, and then fill the remainder of the pot with top-soil. Plant the rhizome about one and one-half inch beneath the top-soil. Pack firmly.
Webshots Community: Gardening
Find a Member Tell a Friend About Webshots! Community Hobbies InterestsGardening 238,324 photos Page 1 of 99. We've enjoyed our pond.
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