Is there any product out there to waterproof the soil ? so that I can construct a ' natural ' pond ? I realize that it won't actually be ' natural ' but I would love to not have to use a liner or concrete.
Anyone have any ideas ?
Thanks
TB
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Is there a way to ' construct ' a natural pond ?
TB
Nov 04, 2005 02:36 PM
Replies (2)
crizot
Dec 09, 2005 03:57 PM
You could packing the soil real hard water based water seal like drylock or such
daFish
Jun 07, 2009 02:55 PM
There are lots of natural ponds using mud and clay to seal the water in. try a couple of these sources for info...
natural ponds and
earth ponds explanations from some biologists.
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In natural ponds you have to be very careful. With a soil bottom, the lilies could choke the pond down to around ten feet if the water is not real muddy.
