Customer Gallery - Waterside Nursery
If you have an image you would like to add to the Waterside Nursery Customer Image Gallery, please email your photo to [email protected]. Show others how you have used water in your garden and share your achievements.
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Photo 195
Frogs mating on top of rafting plants as they like to do - this supports the female while the males are a weight on their back. Plants include Myosotis scorpioides Water Forget me not and Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum Water Cress.
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Photo 194
Pond under construction showing geotextile underlining in pale grey to protect the black butyl liner. Bricks on the shelves hold the liner in place while the water is filling. These need to be lifted out before the creases are laid flat as the water rises.
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Photo 193
Frog spawn nestled on a bed of Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum to keep it at a shallow water level
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Photo 192
80cm container pond in silver
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Photo 191
Using a recycled tin container as an overflow tank from the guttering
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Photo 190
Beautiful close up of a dragonfly resting on an upright stem
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Photo 188
Rocky edge surround to this narrow water area - lots of spots for wildlife to hide in
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Photo 186
Weeping Green 60cm fibreglass container pond with upright Cyperus involucratus with last years growth intentionally left uncut over Winter
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Photo 185
Lots of plant cover for the wildlife to hide under as they exit the water around this pond
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Photo 184
Beautiful focal feature in the lawned area of this garden
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Photo 183
80cm Dark copper container pond showing use of our extension grid where the plants slot into the squares of the support grid to place the baskets at the correct depth with the waterlily placed underneath it.
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Photo 182
Dragonfly adult during emergence using a slit in the larvae casing behind the head.
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Photo 181
Newly emerged dragonfly where wings have no colour and have not yet opened out
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Photo 177
Mentha aquatica Water Mint growing out into the water to soften the edge of the pond and the side of the bridge.
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Photo 178
A frog appearing through duckweed and Veronica beccabunga
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Photo 179
Lovely oval leaf on Aponogeton distachyos Water Hawthorn plant giving early season water interest and shade for the fish
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Photo 176
Dragonfly emerged on Pontederia cordata lancifolia leaf stem. You can see the adult with open wings and the abandoned larvae casing he has emerged from beneath his body.
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Photo 175
Aponogeton distachyos leaf and waterlilies both growing across the water surface of this pond. Large groups of marginal pond plants around the edge. Great pond.
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Photo 174
A new Barleystraw minibales on its side in the water near an old Barleystraw minibales due to be removed soon as that is floating so only its ball is showing on the surface
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Photo 173
Great planting levels keeps water balanced in this pond
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Photo 172
Well balanced pond with good planting and all our plants developing well. Love the place to sit in the sun and quietly watch all the comings and goings
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Photo 171
Madame Wilfron Gonnere waterlily in flower with Ranunculus flammula flowering yellow behind it.
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Photo 170
Xiafei dwarf waterlily in flower
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Photo 169
Pond constructed with wildlife friendly log edge
