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Building a 2000+ Gallon Garden Pond!

Building a 2000+ Gallon Garden Pond!

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THE DREAM POND. Honored to work with Ed The Pond Professor, TEAM Aquascape, and some fantastic local Aquascapes contractors on this EPIC project. Much more to come with the garden pond, including aquatic plants, riparian edibles like watercress, taro, lotus, etc!
Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 15


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Man, you've gotta get some rice growing in there! It's amazing how quickly new life just shows up when you have a water source. We're in the middle of Phoenix, but our landlord refused to fix our pool for about 6 months. At first, it was just mosquitoes, but shortly after, we started seeing dragonflies and all sorts of other insect larvae in the pool. Raccoons, skunks, coyotes and even had an owl for little while. Makes me wish we could create more greenspace in our cities
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I love fresh water chestnuts. Rumour has it that they are easy to grow, too. Also, there are a lot of tropicals that I want to try: ginger, turmeric, edible lotus, and edible bamboo. They all do well in your temperatures but even the land-grown plants need extra water and humidity to thrive. Love your content - keep up the good work!
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I about fell out of my bed hearing you say that your shower drains into your fruit trees. I am so jealous. I drained my laundry into my yard at my last house. I was actually sad when we had undo it to sell the house. I hate wasting water. Do you have videos on that?
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How much evaporation do you contend with in SD, how much water do you have to add to the system each month? Is the cost of ownership a factor when someone does an installation like this? I live in Ojai and the heat here would not allow me to do this responsibly.
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Thank you for sharing so much detail about the process. I've watched many Aquascape videos and they aren't always very informative. I've had a hard time understanding exactly how the systems work. This video is packed with so much helpful information.
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My little condo garden can't have a pond, but I do keep a 25 gallon fountain that runs water and sounds beautiful full and clean for the local birds. I would love to do this someday but I can feel the price tag looming unspoken.
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Raccoons! Good luck dealing with the trash pandas! Can those pose a problem for your chicken coop too? I seem to remember the coop guy said you need to put carabiners on the chicken doors to keep them out.
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Your work is resplendent, and this pond is but another vision and version of said - welp, compliment. Would you mind sharing what was your all in cost to produce this entire project?
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This is the second video Ive seen using this company. I will have to note this for the future when I get a house. I absolutely love these water features. They do an awesome job!
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Congratulations, Kevin! All your hard wirk and planning lead to this truly epic, magnificent landscape. Just really enjoying this part of your journey. Best!
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$350, 000 or so to build this? Seems unaffordable to the average person. With that mini excavator and a skid loader, you can just build a real pond.
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I envy you so much wish i had the money to get just half of what you have ive never been sooo envious. you are so lucky! Great video!
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I can't even imagine how those plastic crates are able to support the weight of those huge rocks but I guess they know what they're doing!
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Can you explain why you needed all those aqua blocks for? I don't understand the purpose for that large pool of water that can't be seen.
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