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  • patti where are you please answer back you never coment

  • @guineapiglove444 You like that huh?

  • I really appreciate how your videos remove any intimidations from garden projects. I did the raised beds (wonderfully simple!) but never though of this and I have been SO wanting to add a water feature but I can't do a lot of digging (back issues). Thank you for this "lesson"! I'm starting mine next weekend!

  • are clamps TOXIC?

  • Wow, that seriously looks awesome!!!

    The pond is shaped like a kidney :)

  • The only thing wrong with it is they didn't show a good shot of the finished project.

  • this is so getting me into work right now very inspiring and easy to do thank you very much... rate you 20 stars

  • thank you, that was nice & tutorial

  • lol...i search water garden & up pops patti the garden girl...which i already subscribe too...anyways, i built a water garden at my last house & was thinking it would be cool to build one here in sunny florida....i used a rubber mil liner last time...because, it was like a small pond....i laugh when i seen you hope in your liner ...because it looked like a 2 person heart shaped jacuzzi...lol...i know i'm crazy...but, definely something that makes you say...hmmm....lol.....thanks for the tips!

  • Thanxxx for the video. My mother has been wanting a coi pond in the yard for years and now I will take your advice and surprise her with one.

  • Shouldn't you have rinsed the gravel you put in the bucket first? This must have cost a fortune! It came out very nice though. Do you have any ideas for a more economic budget, around $250 to $300?

  • use a liner its like 70$

  • @rabrough2 This would cost LESS thank $200

    -$80 Liner

    -$45 Pump

    -$20 - $50 Rock

  • are you single???  GOOD VID

  • this garden chick is hot.

  • Great tutorial. I have a dumb question....do u need electricity for the pump? Thank u

  • Hey, that's a great project. Thanks for sharing!

  • You are a wonderful teacher for us all. I am going to try this on the shaded side of my house this spring! My husband works at a hardware store so I am going to take advantage of his employee discount! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

  • This is nice...please post more water gardens, Patti. I'm looking forward to making more of them on the balcony. Any suggestions of water plants I can place in a shaded balcony? Goldfishes are great to control the mosquitoes and they're so lovable pets =)

  • Thank you for this easy demonstration! I have been wanting a fountain in my yard for some time. I will get right on this project in the spring. How do you maintain your fountain in the winter?

  • great pond, why do ppl have to come on here finding fault with everyones pond, with dumb ass comments like Congrat - you just built a huge mosquito breeding ground a few yards from your house. FAIL.

  • No mosquitos, the water is kept moving. BT can be added, I just throw a couple of 25 cent gold fish in.

  • Hi Patti, what a great garden project! I love the selection of plants you chose... say, why weren't the chickens used to prepare the soil? (">.. sorry, had to toss that in. Those hose screw clamps are available in regular carbon steel and also stainless... stainless is what I hope you chose, the carbon steel versions can rust out and fail in record time :{ You're awesome as always and have such great projects to share! I like the shade, will reduce algae and keep the water cool...

  • She makes everything look so easy! Looks awesome...thanks for posting!

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