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I am planning on setting up a bog garden this summer and have a question
in ref. to liners. After doing some reading I noticed that some people recommend digging the whole and lining it up with a cheap liner, then making holes in the bottom for slow drainage. I plan on eventually building a pond for fish alongside the bog garden. The bog garden I plan to use as a filter. Size of bog ~10'W x 20'L x 18"D 1. I plan on using a good quality liner with some type of pvc piping at the bottom to help distribute the incoming water from the future pond. I want to use this pipe system to help me partially drain the bog for the winter. Is it a good idea to drain the bog? 2. If I do not poke holes in the bottom of the liner, will the bog garden begin to putrefy? THe bog garden will probably stand alone for a couple of years until I get time to build my pond. Thank you in advance for any assistance. |
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