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  • #16
    If you move your pond (I would ) the sunny rockery would be a good place to plant your rosemary.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Marb67 View Post
      I have yellow iris but gets too big so taken it out. Might split and put in again. Never had a single pond skater in 7 years but perhaps the duck weed puts them off. The pond is pretty clear now though. I am finding that the frogs sometimes lay the spawn on the path or in the little half moon recess of the sewer grid. I scooped it out and laced it in the pond. No idea why they do this as it would just dry up.
      Very bad parents, frogs!!!!
      Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet

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      • #18
        Again, there is spawn in the pond and frogs. Too much to disturb and where will I put all that water ?

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        • #19
          You could dig a new pond - or put in an above ground pond - then bale out the water into trugs and pour into the new pond.

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          • #20
            Would you want to keep the water if it is green, full of snails, duckweed & blanket weed? If the answer is yes then you would have to sieve it........the frogspawn & frogs are easily transferable.
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