Ok, folks, now that I really showed my stupidity to all of you by not know
the gal of water in my pond (it is 3000 not 1000) I need new equipment I
think. Should I get one big pump or two smaller ones and one large filter??
Right now the water is clear and the bottom looks really good (I vacuumed it
Sat.) I do have a lot of plants, but can't seem to find any water lettuce
or hyanthias, we do not have a lot of pond places in Boise. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all. CC

We have a couple in Spokane (not THAT far away) Blue Iris Water Garden
sells on line they have water lettuce for $3.95 each (I thought kinda
expensive) but you could order them on the net.

"crclark" wrote in message
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Ok, folks, now that I really showed my stupidity to all of you by not know
the gal of water in my pond (it is 3000 not 1000) I need new equipment I
think. Should I get one big pump or two smaller ones and one large
filter??
Right now the water is clear and the bottom looks really good (I vacuumed
it
Sat.) I do have a lot of plants, but can't seem to find any water lettuc
or hyanthias, we do not have a lot of pond places in Boise. Any
suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all. CC

try ebay.
I got some nice plants,,


(although I think the cold killed a few.)

it
Sat.) I do have a lot of plants, but can't seem to find any water
lettuc
or hyanthias, we do not have a lot of pond places in Boise. Any
suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all. CC

Thanks everyone for your suggestions, comments and help. I really
appreciate all of you and your knowledge. Maybe there will come a day when
I can help someone. Thanks again, Connie


crclark wrote in message
thlink.net...
Ok, folks, now that I really showed my stupidity to all of you by not know
the gal of water in my pond (it is 3000 not 1000) I need new equipment I
think. Should I get one big pump or two smaller ones and one large
filter??
Right now the water is clear and the bottom looks really good (I vacuumed
it
Sat.) I do have a lot of plants, but can't seem to find any water lettuce
or hyanthias, we do not have a lot of pond places in Boise. Any
suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all. CC

On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 01:08:04 GMT, "crclark" wrote:

Ok, folks, now that I really showed my stupidity to all of you by not know
the gal of water in my pond (it is 3000 not 1000) I need new equipment I
think. Should I get one big pump or two smaller ones and one large filter??
Right now the water is clear and the bottom looks really good (I vacuumed it
Sat.) I do have a lot of plants, but can't seem to find any water lettuce
or hyanthias, we do not have a lot of pond places in Boise. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all. CC

Boise, as in Idaho? Do you belong to the local koi & pond club in that
area? There's where you'll find plants to buy,swap,sell. ~ jan

See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 07:05:16 -0700, "Bob H"
wrote:

We have a couple in Spokane (not THAT far away) Blue Iris Water Garden
sells on line they have water lettuce for $3.95 each (I thought kinda
expensive) but you could order them on the net.

Tri-Cities is even closer, and our plants are cheaper at Mac's Garden
Center. No offense to Spokane as I love both Blue Iris and Koi Gardens,
lovely places, expert help, but Mac's Garden Center in Pasco has huge
shallow above ground ponds will hundreds of blooming lilies to pick from.
Most in the $19.99 range. Also lots of marginals priced $8-$15. Oh, and
then there is me, what I divide out of my ponds. Lilies $10-15 and
marginals $3-5. ;o) ~ jan


See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website