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this is my backyard 3 years ago plants are more mature now and over grown. If anyone has tips to share about their pond, please let me know. I've got a solar-powered foundate...but ever year that seems to quit on me...even with putting it under the tap to push out stuff caught inside. Catus are brought inside for the winter, but I've got bear-paw catus also in the garden that winter over...



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I get the point....lol