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Do you long to have crystal clear water in the garden, where the red vice grows? One to calm your nerves when you look at him? You can have it in one afternoon.
The fastest and easiest way to get a pond in the garden is to use the finished pond tanks, most often polyethylene pots. They are sold in many variants in different sizes and shapes. It is especially suitable for smaller gardens and their realization is quick and easy.
Where to go with it
First you need to choose the right place. The sun should shine on it for at least four to six hours a day, but it can also be in a semi-shade that will protect it from the crisp summer midday sun. The best is the south side of the house. Definitely avoid the fallen trees and shrums as you would spend hours and hours hunting for waste.
You need – ready-made pond tank, sand, spade, shovel, stones, water tank
How
to do it
1. Put the molding where you take it and mark the shape. This is followed by a solo for a spade and shovel, when it is necessary to dig a pit that is 10 cm deeper and wider than the molding.
2. Cover the bottom with a 10-centimeter layer of sand, which you can tighten well.
3. Place the tank on the paved surface and level with the help of a water level. Remember that it must be so that the water after the rain has nowhere to drain. Then water a quarter of the water.
4. Around the edges of the tank, pour sand and pour water. Then teed the rest of the sand.
5. Cover the edges with larger sto
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Our tip – Tanks are mostly multi-level. In the deeper part you can place a fountain and plant, for example, a water ing water ing. Or you can make a small waterfall out of a hose, which you can artistically hide in a rock garden stacked with stones. The pump will take care of the water cycle.
Photo: ohmy-creative.com