Northeast Gardening: Garden Projects 4 - 2010, 1 by nutsfordaylily

nutsfordaylily wrote:
Here's a bigger picture. Ponds are not low maintenance, though you don't have to do a lot all the time with them. They take the biggest chunk of your time in the spring when they need cleaning. Good thing I enjoy my pond so much. I just wish I could have fish in it. I've tried several times with small goldfish, but I think I heron gets them every time. They fly over to visit the pond at the cranberry bogs across the street. Free lunch at my place. My waterlily isn't doing much yet. My corckscrew rush is looking ratty, as is the sweet flag. I can't wait till I can put in the seasonal floating plants and snails.

Karen