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 Planning a garden pond raises many questions. How big? Where to put it? What fishes and plants to stock it with? The colorful guide answers all these questions and more with a clear practical approach that will encourage everyone with a garden or even just a patio to embark on their first pond with absolute confidence. | | Item # | Description | Price | Add to Cart |
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| BOK201 | Guide to Garden Ponds (by David Papworth) | £6.99 | Add to Cart |
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 A unique problem-solving book aimed at both the amateur and more experienced water gardner. Details on how to set up and manage a pond, what fish and plants can be maintained, and how to create a wildlife pond.
Comprehensive and helpful answers to over 175 questions most commonly asked by gardeners. Written by a renowned journalist and author with over 30 years of wide-ranging experience of water gardening. Over 150 stunning photographs and informative diagrams with helpful captions, supplemented by numerous tables and charts. | | Item # | Description | Price | Add to Cart |
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| BOK291 | The Water Gardening Handbook (by John Dawes) | £16.99 | Add to Cart |
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 Water in the Garden - Tetra Press
Water in the Garden James Allison
Water has been featured prominently in garden designs for thousands of years; hardly surprisingly it can captivate the senses, creating visually stimulating light and movement and soothing splashing and bubbling sounds. In its many forms, water can be used as the focus of a new garden or to add an exciting one. Encompassing every aspect of Water In The Garden, this beautiful but also eminently practical book is full of ideas for incorporating water into a garden design. Ponds, watercourses, waterfalls, fountains and small water features from pebble fountains to troughs are illustrated with inspiring photographs, and their construction explained in detailed text and, where applicable, step-by-step diagrams. There is also a section devoted to bridging water using stepping stones, timber decking and islands as well as a variety of bridges. But the book doesn't confine itself to the water features; comprehensive chapters on water garden plants and pond fish are no less important and give advice on choosing plants and fish is explained in a chapter on water garden care, which also contains essential information on water quality and filtration, pond care and a seasonal guide. The final chapter looks at how to design, build and plant a wildlife pond that will attract a variety of creatures birds, amphibians, aquatic insects and microscopic water life and help to improve the environment as a whole. | | Item # | Description | Price | Add to Cart |
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| BOK231 | Water in the Garden (by James Allison) | £25.00 | Add to Cart |
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