A picture from last year shows the top pond with flat stones ringing it. It is in the sunshine and the water is cloudy green. The bottom is not visible in the deep. There is a fish swimming in the shallows. A large hosta is growing just out of the picture, but spreading its leaves over the pond. There are lots of Lilly pads, big and small pink, purple and green.
View of the pond this morning shows the host is gone. It got eaten by a deer. But the water is clear and the lily pads are still there. There is a large waterfall spilling out of a blue tub. There's a light is dappled with shade from the tree as though shines through.
A view of the bottom portion of the stream and bottom pond shows the moss in the stream growing amongst small granite holders along the edge is cedar wood chips before getting into larger bushes around the pond. The bottom pond is quite full of Lilly hats and has two large leafy plants on one side.
Looking at the full length of the stream from the top in the foreground, you can see the stream coming in to some rocks surrounded by large plants on one side and a small Marygold growing out of the rocks on the other.
It is so nice how the #pandemicpond is maturing now. This is its 5th summer! Can't believe it. The bog filter has made a massive difference for the water clarity and keeping down the algae. The first pic below is from this time last year and you can see […]
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