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A Garden Pond Liner

A garden pond liner is needed to contain the water in your pond.

It also keeps ground water from entering through the sides or bottom of your pond.

A garden pond can be lined with either a rigid liner (preformed pond), or a flexible liner.

There are several types of flexable liners to choose from such as..........

All pond liners must be fish and plant safe, because of chemicals used in other types of materials such as a pool liner, which will not make a good pond liner.

A flexible pond liner will let you create a pond shape that will fit the landscape and the size or shape that you desire. Garden ponds with a unique shape will require a flexible liner even if smaller in size.

Pond underlay is recommended under flexable liners.

A pond liner underlay is a fabric mat that helps prevent small stone intrusion and keeps roots away from your liner.

Preformed ponds are suitable for small spaces and are predesigned for you.

These preformed ponds are smaller in size with plant shelves built right in. A preformed pond is very good for displaying aquatic plants or small fish but may not be right for koi fish.