The reader of the Greenportal Sergei Galkin was planning to build a watermelon on his precinct. But he's got a real question - where do we start this serious case? Sergei went to the editorial to help him and the other readers. Here's his question: "Hello, I want to ask you where to start doing the pond? There's a stream of streams and a log. The site has a slope, low slope goes to a log that has a width of 6 metres, a length of 10 metres or even more. "

Good afternoon! If I understand correctly, you're supposed to have a pond where the log is now, and it's gonna be self-fulfilled, thanks to the pen. You can dig a small rectangular tranche under the stream to take it to the location where the pond is intended. The stream of the stream is burying the lumbar sewer so that the water can be guaranteed to come out and leaked through the trenched hand in the pond.

If the water doesn't go to the ground, it's flooded, and the pond doesn't grow, after adjusting the shape of the pond, if necessary, the geotext of the bottom and the edge of the shore should be wiped out. It's also brushing the streams so he doesn't grow up or get caught. In order to be safe from the tides, a plumbing is being pumped, which is removed from the pond to any lowland so that the water is organizedly removed from the site without flooding all around.

P.S.: Exchange and informative section of landscape designer Olga Kyrillova, to create a pond with his hands, is on the Greenport website. You can read it here.