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01-07-2005, 09:03 PM
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Retro bottom vac drain.
Dang! There just seems to be no really good way to hide a 3" PVC pipe
coming out one's pond! LOL :-) . Any ideas? I guess just surround the area with lots of plants. Like water celery. Stuff grows really fast! Almost done putting in the Tetra vacuum bottom drains. T'will be glad when this little project is completed and I can start running that Sequence 5800. Thanks for the tips, JJ W. Dale |
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01-07-2005, 09:22 PM
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"W Dale" wrote in message ... Dang! There just seems to be no really good way to hide a 3" PVC pipe coming out one's pond! LOL :-) . Any ideas? I guess just surround the area with lots of plants. Like water celery. Stuff grows really fast! Almost done putting in the Tetra vacuum bottom drains. T'will be glad when this little project is completed and I can start running that Sequence 5800. Thanks for the tips, JJ W. Dale ======================= Hide it with any of the ivies the nurseries sell. Most nurseries have a nice selection. You can wrap the ivy around it, over it.... -- McKoi.... the frugal ponder... EVERYONE: "Please check people's headers for forgeries before flushing." NAMES ARE BEING FORGED. My Pond Page http://tinyurl.com/cuq5b ~~~ }((((o ~~~ }{{{{o ~~~ }(((((o |
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02-07-2005, 04:03 AM
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Reel McKoi wrote:
"W Dale" wrote in message ... Dang! There just seems to be no really good way to hide a 3" PVC pipe coming out one's pond! LOL :-) . Any ideas? I guess just surround the area with lots of plants. Like water celery. Stuff grows really fast! Almost done putting in the Tetra vacuum bottom drains. T'will be glad when this little project is completed and I can start running that Sequence 5800. Thanks for the tips, JJ W. Dale ======================= Hide it with any of the ivies the nurseries sell. Most nurseries have a nice selection. You can wrap the ivy around it, over it.... AHHHH... that is an excellent idea! Thanks! :-) . I will certainly look into that. W. Dale |
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02-07-2005, 07:38 AM
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Dang! There just seems to be no really good way to hide a 3" PVC pipe
coming out one's pond! LOL :-) . Any ideas? I guess just surround the area with lots of plants. Like water celery. Stuff grows really fast! Almost done putting in the Tetra vacuum bottom drains. T'will be glad when this little project is completed and I can start running that Sequence 5800. Thanks for the tips, JJ W. Dale Until something grows, silk plants work well. I remember someone on here doing such. Bonnie in NJ, was that you? Using silk ferns in pots, if I remember right. ~ jan ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ |
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02-07-2005, 04:02 PM
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"W Dale" wrote in message ... Dang! There just seems to be no really good way to hide a 3" PVC pipe coming out one's pond! LOL :-) . Any ideas? I guess just surround the area with lots of plants. Like water celery. Stuff grows really fast! Almost done putting in the Tetra vacuum bottom drains. T'will be glad when this little project is completed and I can start running that Sequence 5800. Thanks for the tips, JJ W. Dale If you're wanting a crafts project, paint it brown and glue bark to it...? |
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