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These are in my back yard garden. I had purple ones as well but dug them up in order to bury Angel
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Any my water garden. The flowers are gone and the pads are about done. I have 7 goldfish that are about a foot long each. Far too many and far too big for this pond.

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Old 08-27-2009, 02:41 PM
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I didn't know that there were red Columbine. Very pretty.

You better start digging for a bigger pond for those fish of yours!
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I'm telling you what. My old house had a huge pond and I spent a fortune on Koi. But they were always getting eaten. So I decided not to spend so much and bought a dozen tiny lil feeder goldfish. Ha ha. 3 years later they are huge and only lost a couple. go figure
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Old 08-27-2009, 06:28 PM
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I remember seeing a post with the Koi .. didn't you leave them out one winter?
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I'm telling you what. My old house had a huge pond and I spent a fortune on Koi. But they were always getting eaten. So I decided not to spend so much and bought a dozen tiny lil feeder goldfish. Ha ha. 3 years later they are huge and only lost a couple. go figure
i am a fishkeeper too windrider or should i say waterkeeper as i spend more time doing the ph testing and stuff.My fish are getting big too especially the orfes and the ogons(sounds like creatures from lord of the rings lol!!)
Anyway love the flower shot but your other one i cant quite work out as to me it looks like a fairy grotto, its probably me and losing it in my old age
cheers mike
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Howard, yes I leave them out all winter. They sort of hibernate.They all huddle togther in a line, its kinda cool to see. As long as there is running water the water doesnt freeze and for those times its gets super cold I have a trough heater that I will plug in.
The other photo is a night image of the pond with my new lights I put around it. The thing on the end is a big frog with a fishing pole
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Just wonderful pictures.

Macrofotography it's something that I want learn.

Thank you for sharing !
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