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Old 19-04-2005, 01:03 AM
Sue777
 
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Default Solution for hiding liner

Hi.
I'm normally just a lurker here, but I finally found the answer to my
problem of ugly liner showing (between the water line and the rock
edging) and thought I'd share. I don't want to sound like I'm spamming
or anything, though.... I have no affiliation with the company I bought
it from, so if you want to know where I got it, feel free to send me an
e-mail. The product is called "Edge It" - a sort of "grow bag" for
pond plants. It's a fabric(?)tube of rot and puncture free material
with an attached flap. You fill the tube with soil (or with some plants
you wouldn't even need soil), then place at the edge of your pond with
the flap on the ground held in place by your rock edging. Cut little
crosses in the tube and plant your plants. The tube will be in contact
with the pond water so the soil and plant roots are moist at all times.


After years of trying all kinds of clever and creative tricks to hide
that ugly liner (including plastic plants) I've finally got it, and am
very grateful! Hope this helps someone else, too, because I'm sure
I'm not the only one who has that exposed liner above the water line.

Sue

 
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