Poolout, pondin

[Gjlwilliams]

After 18 years the wife says the above ground pool has to go to make way for a
pond. So where do I start? I'm looking at something that will be about 20' wide
by 3-4' deep. So I'm looking for info on how, what and where. The pond will be
located on a north facing slope with sun about 3/4 of the day, located in SE Pa
if that makes any difference. Thank's

Gary W.

[john rutz]

K30a wrote:
> Welcome to rec.ponds!
>
> Here are three great pages to start with ~
>
> http://www.pondrushes.net/
> and
> http://www.geocities.com/bickal2000/pond.htm
> and
> http://www.fishpondinfo.com
>
> Decide what you want in a pond so you can plan
> ahead. Like lots blooming lilies? Or are you bitten by the koi bug? The two
> don't always get a long. Also are raccoons a pest in your area? You can plan
> for them.
> What are your winters like? Do you know your gardening zone?
> Do you have plans to get electricity out to the pond?
> Let's see... what else? ;-)
>
> k30a
>


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John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

never miss a good oportunity to shut up

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

[Bob H]

You might find this of interest,
http://groups.msn.com/TheOldGardenPond/frompooltopond.msnw?albumlist=2
someone in the Old Garden Pond group did exactly the same thing, this is a
look at how their project went.

"Gjlwilliams" > wrote in message
...
> After 18 years the wife says the above ground pool has to go to make way
for a
> pond. So where do I start? I'm looking at something that will be about 20'
wide
> by 3-4' deep. So I'm looking for info on how, what and where. The pond
will be
> located on a north facing slope with sun about 3/4 of the day, located in
SE Pa
> if that makes any difference. Thank's
>
> Gary W.