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Commenced:	01/08/2013
Submitted:	29/06/2014
Last updated:	28/07/2016
Location:	Rain, Luzern, CH
Website:	http://fleeds.ch/permanente-landkultur-s-dehinde/
Climate zone:	Cold Temperate

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Compost pond

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Posted by David Flores over 10 years ago

How will our compost pond developed

In our garden we have built a pond in 2013 ... more of a hole in which it has enough clay that remains as a while the water. Unfortunately, this was not enough in the very cold winter and our pond was a long time without water. View on the compost pond Now spring has very much been raining and our pond was again quite full! To maintain this condition, we have converted our pond in a compost pond and imitated nature. Everything in green material in the garden we have thrown in the pond. Get first priority to shadow in the pond, in the second to create more diverse habitat and to get in the third to sediments in the pond. The green material has decomposed in the last few months and a layer of sediment formed on the pond walls. We have now characterized sighted three frogs, many species of dragonflies and other insects. Mometan we only have water level changes in the range of 10 cm at a depth of about 150 centimeters. Also the whole pond edge is very strong overgrown and even grows in pond water mint, reeds and more. We are very satisfied with our experiment and can only recommend this also try other. View on the complete compost pond

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