an accidental pond

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Sarah
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Re: an accidental pond

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You're right Charlie, that's the wall I remember. Beautiful.
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This is the most sublime garden construction!!! The amount of work on the wall is unbelievable too. But the finished pond area is to die for - congratulations!!!!
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I'm most jealous of your Plume Poppy Charlie. I've never had any success with them, they always look sickly in my garden. What are your soil conditions for them?
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Great looking wall, you are so lucky to have all that stone to hand, we have to buy all ours and go a fare way to get it.

Love the pond area to, a lot of hard work. Do you start with a plan or does it evolve as you go along or a bit of both?

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Bit of a family controversy there, I start with an idea in my head and nothing on paper, I work by eye, but my son, who occasionally gets roped in to help is a spirit level and line sort of guy - we do not work well together!!

I don't suppose we would have a pond down there at all if I had done some planning :)
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