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As mentioned in my previous post I am constructing a 16 sq m butyl-lined
wildlife pond in Wiltshire, England. I intend having a shallow shelf all round the edge for marginal plants. The pond will be surrounded by a sloping pebble beach. My problem now is in deciding what depth the shelf(s) should be. The books I have list marginal plants which seem to require just 2-3" of water. But irises, and similar large marginal plants, I understand, require a large basket - perhaps at least 8" high? A basket that high would protrude from the water. But if I make the shelves deep enough to cover 8" baskets then the water would be too deep for smaller marginals. Anyone able to offer any experience? thanks Davy |
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