Calnicky
Mame
Doesn't anyone worry about security?! Are you planning to fence your yard and pond? Around here people steal both trees and koi, but then I do live in a large North American city. It looks great though!
New bonsai garden, including koi pond!
- Thread starter Adair M
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Well, one DOES have to get some exercise SOMEHOW! I think it would be worth it to have to come into the kitchen to select your next beer:Curious, will @Dav4 have any input in regards to the "photo studio"?
I'm not seeing an outdoor wine rack or a conveniently located beer fridge?
Looks like it will be a great space, enjoy it!!
…...what's up with that JM forest-y looking piece in the foreground.....don't believe you've shared a peek of that one yet....
The perimeter is fenced. (Or will be.). I already have security cameras.
We do have deer, but they don’t get too close. My little subdivision backs to to the Soque River, and the wildlife prefers to stay close to it.
I see rabbits, squirrels, groundhogs, turkey and deer regularly. I have hummingbird feeders up, and the neighbor behind has all kinds of bird feeders.
I just don’t want herons.
markyscott
Imperial Masterpiece
Wasting a lot of shelf space on beer that is not Shiner.
herzausstahl
Chumono
@Adair M May indirect you to www.gardenpondforum.com. It’s the bnut of pond forums. My bonsai knowledge is severely limited but I’m on there under the same handle. I have 2 ponds (3 1/2’ deep plus one 6’ deep connected by a 20’ stream. Lots of knowledgeable people there. I’ll warn you filters there is like soil here. If you don’t want koi I can suggest shebunkin goldfish. I have 2 bogs. Looks like a great set up. 
I knew there had to be an equivalent to BNut for ponds! Thanks for the link!
I’ve been addicted to watching the Aquascape videos on YouTube.
I’ve also learned there’s a divide between the koi purists and the “water feature” purists. I’m afraid I lean more towards the “water feature” side.
Hey... I’m just happy it’s back on the shelf at the grocery store! They didn’t have any for months. I guess there was a Shiner shortage due to that big bonsai convention in Houston.
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aquascapes you say? takashi amano's work and the iwagumi aquascapes are a good way to spend hours on the net
I follow “ Greg Whitstock, the pond guy” on YouTube.aquascapes you say? takashi amano's work and the iwagumi aquascapes are a good way to spend hours on the net
Jzack605
Chumono
I was pretty amazed by this when I came across it awhile back. The only way I’d ever have a pool.
LanceMac10
Imperial Masterpiece
It would seem you have EVERY taste/nationality/culture/need a sponsor stat, covered...well done!!!
In honor of full disclosure, I prefer a bit of a walk for my next wobbly pop....ya' know, check my wobble....
p.s. go charcoal and get a Weber Smokey Joe grill. Tailgate-size, but big capabilities!
That’s a “European Style” swimming pond. There’s also a style called a “Recreation Pond” that looks more like a fish pond. It also has plants as filters.
This one is incredible:
herzausstahl
Chumono
No problem. I’m definitely more a water feature guy myself. Koi keepers vary greatly as you said.
0soyoung
Imperial Masterpiece
Looks like an iron mine
Yep! Lots of iron in Georgia red clay!Looks like an iron mine
barrosinc
Masterpiece
Cool design!!!!
50 bucks visit?
50 bucks visit?
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