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Richard Holub
February 26th 04, 07:10 PM
I am planning on building a bog garden in my back yard. I read that
some people dig and lay the hole up with cheep lining or they poke holes
into the liner to keep the water drained. I was planning on using a
good heavy liner and NOT making holes at the bottom. My reason being
that eventually I want to use the bog garden as a filter for a future
pond. Any comments????!!!!

pmwebdesigns
February 29th 04, 02:16 PM
Sounds good to me Richard.
I am planning on this myself when I expand in the spring.
Not a bog but a veggie/filter that feeds to the waterfall that feeds the
pond.
Priss
"Richard Holub" > wrote in message
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> I am planning on building a bog garden in my back yard. I read that
> some people dig and lay the hole up with cheep lining or they poke holes
> into the liner to keep the water drained. I was planning on using a
> good heavy liner and NOT making holes at the bottom. My reason being
> that eventually I want to use the bog garden as a filter for a future
> pond. Any comments????!!!!
>

Richard Holub
February 29th 04, 06:31 PM
Hi Priss,

After reading all the posts, I guess I am also going to build a "Veggie
filter. I just haven't decided on the plants yeat. I think I will go
search around the marsh in my back yard.

Rich

pmwebdesigns wrote:

> Sounds good to me Richard.
> I am planning on this myself when I expand in the spring.
> Not a bog but a veggie/filter that feeds to the waterfall that feeds the
> pond.
> Priss
> "Richard Holub" > wrote in message
> link.net...
>
>>I am planning on building a bog garden in my back yard. I read that
>>some people dig and lay the hole up with cheep lining or they poke holes
>>into the liner to keep the water drained. I was planning on using a
>>good heavy liner and NOT making holes at the bottom. My reason being
>>that eventually I want to use the bog garden as a filter for a future
>>pond. Any comments????!!!!
>>
>
>
>

pmwebdesigns
March 1st 04, 01:29 AM
Richard,
water lettuce and water hyacinth work great to help keep the water clear.
If you can find a couple at a nursery they will multiply quickly. It will be
probably a month before you find any though.
Priss
"Richard Holub" > wrote in message
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> Hi Priss,
>
> After reading all the posts, I guess I am also going to build a "Veggie
> filter. I just haven't decided on the plants yeat. I think I will go
> search around the marsh in my back yard.
>
> Rich
>
> pmwebdesigns wrote:
>
> > Sounds good to me Richard.
> > I am planning on this myself when I expand in the spring.
> > Not a bog but a veggie/filter that feeds to the waterfall that feeds the
> > pond.
> > Priss
> > "Richard Holub" > wrote in message
> > link.net...
> >
> >>I am planning on building a bog garden in my back yard. I read that
> >>some people dig and lay the hole up with cheep lining or they poke holes
> >>into the liner to keep the water drained. I was planning on using a
> >>good heavy liner and NOT making holes at the bottom. My reason being
> >>that eventually I want to use the bog garden as a filter for a future
> >>pond. Any comments????!!!!
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>