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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The pond has a gentle slope from the beach end with a depth of 1m or so at the deepest point. It has a sunny aspect.
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The attached pictures are the result of much TLC, but the pond gives enormous pleasure & is worth all the effort & aggro. We cut the plants back in October, cover with netting till March then use the pond vac & put a fertiliser tablet in the plant containers. We use liquid barley straw, pond clear, & bio activator throughout the spring & summer and the pond is really healthy with newts, dragon flies, water boatmen, frogs, toads, and gold fish. 2 CD's suspended from the branches of a nearby apple tree are my Heron deterrent!
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The attached pictures are the result of much TLC, but the pond gives enormous pleasure & is worth all the effort & aggro. We cut the plants back in October, cover with netting till March then use the pond vac & put a fertiliser tablet in the plant containers. We use liquid barley straw, pond clear, & bio activator throughout the spring & summer and the pond is really healthy with newts, dragon flies, water boatmen, frogs, toads, and gold fish. 2 CD's suspended from the branches of a nearby apple tree are my Heron deterrent!
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Photo 12
Further to your request for photos, I attach a few of some fairly regular visitors at the moment.
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Photo 11
A pic of our finished pond with the sink of cobbles planted with the Veronica you suggested, we are chuffed with how it has turned out.
Thanks for your advice and the wonderful plants.
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Photo 10
Our pond started life as a patch of rough grass in 2006. We put in a small waterfall and allowed the pond to follow the lie of the land, going from a large pond into a small pond and then overflow when it has rained a lot into a bog garden. The frogs make good use of the small pond and fill it with frogspawn each year. We have plenty of frogs, toads, newts, dragonflies and damselflies. It is the best thing in our garden as far as we are concerned and always a delight to sit beside and observe. Anyone can make a pond. It doesn’t have to be this big. The little pond at the end would attract a lot of wildlife on it's own.
Love the plants that we have bought from you!
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Photo 9 ChM
We made our 2 ponds in 2010 and visited you at Malvern in May. We have enjoyed watching wonderful wildlife visiting the ponds ever since, including every year frogs in 1 pond and toads in the other and newts in both, not to mention an amazing array of damsel and dragonflies. Prompted by you I have submitted our results annually in the Great Spawn Count. Here are a couple of recent photos. As you can imagine there are loads more if you want them! Thank you for helping us to create this beautiful wildlife sanctuary.
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We made our 2 ponds in 2010 and visited you at Malvern in May. We have enjoyed watching wonderful wildlife visiting the ponds ever since, including every year frogs in 1 pond and toads in the other and newts in both, not to mention an amazing array of damsel and dragonflies. Prompted by you I have submitted our results annually in the Great Spawn Count. Here are a couple of recent photos. As you can imagine there are loads more if you want them! Thank you for helping us to create this beautiful wildlife sanctuary.
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We made our 2 ponds in 2010 and visited you at Malvern in May. We have enjoyed watching wonderful wildlife visiting the ponds ever since, including every year frogs in 1 pond and toads in the other and newts in both, not to mention an amazing array of damsel and dragonflies. Prompted by you I have submitted our results annually in the Great Spawn Count. Here are a couple of recent photos. As you can imagine there are loads more if you want them! Thank you for helping us to create this beautiful wildlife sanctuary.
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80cm Light copper pond container planted up
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A picture of your white lily candida in a clay pot as promised (Nymphaea candida)
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Just to let you know we have been blessed with a beautiful pink baby lily, we had nearly given up hope of having one this year!! It is beautiful. (Nymphaea Pygmaea Rubra)
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Just to let you know we have been blessed with a beautiful pink baby lily, we had nearly given up hope of having one this year!! It is beautiful. (Nymphaea Pygmaea Rubra)
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Just to let you know we have been blessed with a beautiful pink baby lily, we had nearly given up hope of having one this year!! It is beautiful. (Nymphaea Pygmaea Rubra)
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I came to you for advice on planting (for my new bog garden), and went away with a car full of plants. I just wanted to say thank you, no plants have died, and to say I am pleased with the result is an understatement.
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My small wildlife pond - slowly getting established.
