r/Pondscaping

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Water irises

Water irises are an invasive pain-in-the "you know what," but they sure are pretty when they are blooming. #pondlife

u/Eastern-Ant-3500 — 1 day ago
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Mini-Pond "Hoardiculture" for Apartment Dwellers

Mini-Pond 'Hoardiculture' For Apartment Dwellers

An in-ground pond isn't possible for most apartment and condo dwellers. Container water gardening is a viable alternative for patios, balconies, or backyards. A single tub garden can become the focal point of your outdoor space - Or, you can get totally out of control like The Waterlily Bear and build two dozen tub water gardens!🪷🧸🪷

u/thewaterlilybear — 6 days ago
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Help!!!

Please help I’m renting a house that has a pond I don’t know anything about the original filter fell over and stopped pumping I bought this new one on Amazon that I’m pretty sure is too big. During a rain storm the water in the pond some how got close to empty and the pump turned off on its own I refilled the pond and unplugged the pump back in. But how do I get rid off all this green stuff and make the water clear. I have no idea what I’m doing.

u/Illustrious_Plate_69 — 7 days ago

Wanting to plant water lilies in my pond. What type of planter can I use to submerge?

I have a pond that is just liner but would like to add water lilies to help with the look of the pond, the water quality and give some benefits to my koi.

Eventually we are going to extend and redo the koi pond and be more natural, but for now I’d like to add plants.

I could very well be overthinking it. I just want to make sure it’s safe for my fish and won’t degrade over time. Any advice would be incredibly helpful!

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u/RascalRagdoll — 12 days ago