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Buy Discount Outdoor living - http://buydiscountoutdoorliving.co.cc/How Small Can Small Garden Ponds Be? | Gardening In Our Backyard ...31 Mar 2009 by Webmann But for the purposes of beautifying the garden and helping the surrounding wildlife, even an old watertight barrel would serve as a small garden pond. Having a reliable, safe source of drinking water is an invaluable aid to all the wild creatures struggling ... A nearby source of water, even the garden hose. You don't want to be lugging buckets of water over hill and dale. A firm edge. If you sink small garden ponds into the ground, the edge around it will get very muddy. ... Gardening In Our Backyard Garden - http://www.hbb2obm.com/ - References | ||||||
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