Water Garden Construction Choices, Part III

In Parts I and II of Water Garden Construction Choices, we discussed the advantages of preformed plastic water garden pools as well as fiberglass pools. Now let’s cover some of your other water garden pool options.

If your water garden pool budget is tight, you might want to consider vacuum-formed molding. These preformed pools are very light, semi-rigid, and are made from PVC and polyethelene. And they are as inexpensive as you can possibly get.

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As with any type of garden pond pool, vacuum-formed pools have their downside as well. The most obvious issue is that you will not have many options regarding depth and water volume. As a matter of fact, most are so small that they are only suitable for small container water gardens.

Water garden pool liners offer you the flexibility of creating a water garden masterpiece of your own design. It can be any shape, any depth and have as many marginal shelves as you desire. The installation is simple, and the material is fairly economical.

To build a water garden pool using pool liner material, just excavate the desired area and lay in the liner material. Just be cautious with sharp objects, as pool liner material can be punctured.

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Now that you have the all information you need to select just the right pool for your water garden – get ready, set, and dig!

Source: MacArthur Water Gardens