Work has finally tapered, thank-goodness. It was pond season for all of June and most of July, including one for us, our neighbor and my mother in law. One for a customer was a 120' long running creekbed with a reservoir / no pond. I moved a lot of rocks, that's for sure. Here's part of my mother in law's if it displays right...



I'm using the tiny picture of it to save demand on my server.

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M. D. Vaden of Oregon

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looks so nice...very calming!!

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I'm glad my mother in law likes it, because as someone said, it was a lot of work.

It came with a surprise. Not the irrigation, which I suspected, but convergence of all 3 drain lines from the house and shop.

This was put in the lawn area, and until I dug, I had no idea that the drain lines all came together right under the back of the pond location that we marked-out.

I had to use flex ADS drain pipe to route the drain around the perimeter of the pond. It was a bit of a nail-biter.

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M. D. Vaden of Oregon

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Daylily, something in the yucca family that has little stalks with red flowers, threadleaf cypress, mahonia nervosa, laceleaf maple, sedum, rock rose, daphne.

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M. D. Vaden of Oregon

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Beautiful work there!!!

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