Water Gardening: Will be working on my new pond soon and I need ideas for, 1 by snapple45

snapple45 wrote:
Rock here has to be paid for and hauled in too. I paid 17 cents a lb for the cheapest stuff I could find that I could stand to look at. I bought all flagstone. We live near a fairly good sized city but there are no natural rocks available. It's all flat farm fields, and I mean flat. It took me three years to get all the rock I needed. Freecycle is big here because of the sizable population. I can see it's being limited in a more rural area. Here's my pond with the overlapped liner sandwich using flagstones. Remember this was with the very cheapest stuff and it took me three years to do it all.

Don't cut the liner until you know what you will doing with the edge cuz you can't glue that stuff back on! ;)