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How to Build a Living Pond

How to Build a Living Pond

Pond Build CD Features



Video Table of Contents
1. Build a living pond
2. Choosing the location
3. Three level pond design
4. Outlining your pond
5. Leveling the site
6. Positioning equipment
7. Excavation
8. Placing underlay & liner
9. How to patch liner
10. Add coping stones 		11. Optional features
12. Finishing the rockwork
13. Installing the waterfall
14. Savio Blackfoam
15. Attaching the liner to filter
16. Installing the Skimmerfilter
17. Attaching the face plate
18. Install the pump
19. Refilling the pond

HOW TO BUILD A LIVINGPOND


This informative video provides easy to follow instructions for any do-it-yourselfer. Step-by-step instructions lead the viewer through design and construction of a medium sized backyard pond. The techniques demonstrated in the video are based on best practices taught by leading industry experts and provide a solid foundation for any gardener building their first pond. Special emphasis is placed on creating a water garden that looks beautiful and requires very little effort to maintain after installation. Assembly of all the major Savio components is covered in detail.

Total running time is 20 minutes. Available in VHS and DVD format.

How to Build a Living Pond
How to Build a Living Pond
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July 31st, 2010
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