To get ideas on how a container pond can feature in your garden please look at the images below. Every customer uses or chooses their container pond with a different idea in their mind.
- Some want a planted feature and concentrate on colour and interest from the plant selection.
- To encourage wildlife to visit is also a popular reason.
- Others want to colour-coordinate the pond finish to their existing plantings.
- Some are looking for it to contrast with the surrounding hard landscaping.
See our container ponds in our customer's gardens:
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- Winter in our 60cm Granite container pond
Container pond planting ideas as seen on our RHS displays below:
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- 80cm container pond in Weeping Blue planted for shade
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- 80cm container pond in Dark Copper
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- 80cm container pond in Weeping Red fibreglass planted for shade
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- Granite effect fibreglass container pond planted for sun
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- 80cm container pond in Dark Copper planted for sun
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- Granite effect fibreglass container pond planted for sun
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- Light Copper fibreglass container pond planted for shade
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- Gunmetal fibreglass container pond planted for sun
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- 60cm container pond in Weeping Red planted for shade
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- 60cm container pond in Weeping Red planted for shade
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- 60cm container pond in Dark Copper planted for sun
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- 60cm container pond in Silver planted for sun
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- Container pond 60cm wide in Gunmetal planted with dwarf waterlilies for sun
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- 60cm container pond in Gunmetal planted for sun
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- container pond in Dark Copper
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- 60cm container pond in Lime Green planted for sun
The plant choices in these planted ponds are good examples of the best plants for a small pond or container pond as they are small in scale and will not grow out of control.