A homeowner in Fayetteville wants to transform a partially restored Gunite swimming pool (currently holding 20,000 gallons of rainwater) into a garden area with a small wildlife pond.
For the final 18 inches, use screened topsoil. A pre-formed plastic pond liner can be set in place before backfilling. Pond planning resources—plants, pumps, spray heads—are widely available online.
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