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@@roydodd4694 hope yours works just as well, the new ones are not working as fast don’t know why. New formula, at the moment I don’t need to used one. Good luck with it

@@MartinGilmour give it time, they have updated and used a new and improved version Imo the old one was better. But they both do the same, in time. Do you run a uv and a filter alongside side with you pond? If not plant mint into the pond this is one of the best to help clear the pond but it will spread very easily so keep it in pots and cut it back well and often to help this. Hope this helps you.

@@haydenjohns4079 that’s a new one 😂😂😂 I normally get football my real name is Stuart Dallas if your not a football fan just look for Leeds united and Stuart Dallas!!

@@claireh9999, no problem at all, there will be a video coming out soon on how to prepare, a pond for autumn/winter, Hope your pond is doing well.

@@DiggingwithDallas perfect! I'm off to do the iris right now (had to pull off all the blanket weed anyway...)

@@BallfamilyAdventures, I’ll look into this thanks will definitely keep you updated.

@@ChristyBermingham they are definitely worth it lovely tree, love out trailing one

@DiggingwithDallas thank you for the reply just joined your channel from Ireland 🇮🇪

@@ChristyBermingham Wow over the water. Much appreciated to have you on board. I’ve been really busy with lots of things so now trying to get back on to the UA-cam channel again. If there is anything you want to see let me know and I’ll see what I can do.

@DiggingwithDallas if you make them I will watch take care !

@@phedrob3735 I love them, the smell is beautiful I’ve never seen a hedge from a single bay tree. They take years to grow big.

@@DiggingwithDallas Actually, there were three bays planted into a bed right up against my side of the fence. I keep them trimmed including the runners. My neighbour doesn't cut anything back. They moved in about seven years ago and now the bay trees on their side of the fence have formed a virtual hedge. In some places it's a good deal taller than the fence itself. Interestingly, one of my bays seems to have hollowed out at the base but otherwise still looks healthy and still puts out loads of runners

@@phedrob3735 , sounds like you have plenty of fresh bay leaves to use in cooking, dose add flavour to dishes, fresh bay is better then dry bay in my opinion, use it more when cooking curry’s and slow cooker dishes

Hi, I didn’t do a video of the pond been dug out, my friends came round a few beers…….. and the pond was dug out, we had the hangover to go with it as well. I can do a video about digging a pond out if that will help you out.

@@DiggingwithDallas Thanks, yes please…sandy stoney soil Dorset uk. Building a 5’x5’ wildlife pond 👍🏻

@@Vikface1978 leave it with me….😂

@@jasoncraig606 hi that’s a new one to me! I’m pleased you have found my channel and it helped you. Will definitely look into this and see what I can find. On a different topic my wife said tonight she wants to come to wales on holiday in our caravan strange! Keep up with the koi and pond it’s well worth it.

@@lorenamorrisonsmith hi sorry for not responding to a email, to tell you the truth, I’ve not looked at my emails for a few weeks. So as for the solar panel, it came from Amazing, I’m sure eBay will also have the similar, all depends on cost! they work well for what that are. Hope you get one sorted for for own pond soon

@@mrmadborg they are most definitely persistent, I’ve not seen it again, with our own cats around and generally people about early .530 this morning coffee by the pond was beautiful. So hopefully I’m safe for now Like you nets on ponds don’t look the best but the fish are safe and that’s what matters

@@theurbanghost no problem, I’ve run this alongside my filter uv filter, so it might take a few days but mine is quite at cleaning the pond when I need one. Good luck with it.

@@jimwalsh4834 , yes that’s part of the good bacteria the pond needs a 48 hours and it’s almost gone

It definitely adds another twist to the pond

Thanks Rick. Will hope to catch up with you soon.

Definitely a bargain! As for a pond at yours just keep in mind there are lots of otters in the country side, would hate to see you stock a pond then wake up to no fish. I’m sure Samantha would say oh crumbs.

@@DiggingwithDallas Otters? Blimey. Maybe we are too far from water for those. We do have a variety of birds around here, including on or two Buzzards.

You are never that far from them small water ways farmers irrigation pits and so on! Set a wildlife camera up for a few days and see what comes and goes.

I’m pleased to be back, more so when I get called a young man!! Many thanks for watching!!

If they are overcrowded definitely split them, personally I’ll do it backend of the pond season as it’s going into the winter or very early spring time, add lots of new pond soil. Sit them first into a bucket of water (pond) to let it soak in the new water before it goes into the pond, this will help with any excess soil going into the pond, Hope this help helps you out.

Before add for that reason I’ll ask why you have higher nitrate?? Possibly over feeding. Personally I’ll hold back on food for a day or so than add it in slowly they will still eat and eat if they are koi and goldfish but the pond temperature can only handle so much poo with the temperature we have at the moment in the uk. Then add one add it in to your filter this should help you out Hope all this helps if you need any more help just ask.

This it’s the box they used for hoglets. I’ve got 4 boxes in the garden all different including this one. 2 had hogs in over winter. We did add some extra protection for them.

Do you have a pump, filter etc?

Ok so you can not over treat the pond with one, as for splitting them I don’t know how easy it will be. They do also so I tub with lots and lots of small one in it As you are adding them to 2 ponds personally I would go down this route. Hope this helps you out.

@@DiggingwithDallas Much appreciated. Thank you. 👍

@@Flickamatuta no problems at all, if there is anything else I’ll do my best to help out

I’m sorting out some more large pallets to do just that!! I’ll make it sit back with a beer and a takeaway. But the question will be what takeaway!! I’ll go Indian but the wife will go for a Chinese!! I’ll add as many tips as I can for you.

@@DiggingwithDallas Ae ever, we will both look forward to those videos 😀

It’s a good idea but!! The gardens are closed to 60mtr long and 15 mtr wide so there’s are ways full some of them have 2 bins.

@@DiggingwithDallas good point, I’ll think on

Hay!! Thank you for the kind words, As a parent I don’t think I will ever stop worrying about my girls we have 3 of them!! 2 teenagers and little legs!! But with the correct support network around us, we are truly gifted and have some amazing family and friends that are there to help no matter what. We are truly blessed to have them. Hope everything is well with yourself and more so your son even know they are grown up.

Definitely been a rough year, but as with anything with the correct people around you, you will get through anything. Little legs is all good and do well. Time will tell with her. As for falling into the pond it could have been worse it was slow motion so was a drop and role!!

The valve came from Lincs aquatics that is based in Alford in Lincolnshire, it’s in an old air crafts hanger it’s really is a hidden gem. www.lincsaquatics.com/ Hope this helps you as much as it had done on my dad’s pond! Many thanks for subscribing. Means a lot to me knowing I’m helping people where I can 👍

What size hose and what size ball valve? I have trouble matching thx

Definitely back baby!! Next step the 1k in subscribers 😂😂😂

No is the simple answer, with out being blunt, It will still need to be free draining so it doesn’t sit in water all the time as it will rot out if your not careful.

Keep them well water more so the one that’s now in the ground don’t let it dry out. Give them both a good feed and hopefully they will be fine.

Definitely well wort it, I use them ever month or so, If only they sponsor me them!! But they don’t but I tell anyone to you them as they are really good

Hi there Paul, hope your keeping well thanks for the comment. Let’s keep hoping for another fantastic year.

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She a happy lady now she can see the fish, from what it is in this video. I got rid of that pond and made another one as you do!!! Same place just bigger and deeper it’s now stocked with koi and a few carp, It’s amazing and I wish I had done it how it it’s now first time around, but Iv learned that now!!

How often do you use these, I've just ordered one from Amazon, is it monthly or longer, and I think you can buy these in small balls, how do you use them in the pond if you know...thanks

@@RichardBearIsland you can stick them into your filters with the smaller ones I use one a month in the summer then ever few months in the winter just to keep everything at bay

Good morning Ivan, Iv used the same soil for all of my plants. With the creaping Jenny it will keep on growing and it will spread across the water ( it will float) or will also spread across the ground as well so perfect for around a waterfall as well. Hope this helps you m8 All the best from myself in Lincoln

The plan is to keep splitting them to get them all the way around the pond. Time will tell now.

It sure is a good size m8

No sill water is just fine as well, it will spread quickly and provide lots of hiding spots and add nutrients to the pond.

Wow didn’t know there are so many!! Iv got 2 different ones now going to look at what ones they are

@@DiggingwithDallas yes buddy u wanna be looking at the iris ensata there so many diff types of them absolutely gorgeous also u wanna get some iris louisanna the black game cock looks awesome also Ann chowing is red flowers I have that beauty queen yellow flag versicolor and a couple more I can't think of the names lol 😂

@@jamesmaitland4801 that’s definitely something I’ll going to look in to thank you

@@DiggingwithDallas welcome buddy I'm on the group you posted the video link 👍

@@jamesmaitland4801 thank you! Please to have you along.