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Creating Ponds
Plastic Remediation
Digging Out
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Stream and Ponds
Wetland Habitat
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Planting Trees
Maintaining Trees
Site Plan
Budget
Preparation
Trees & Shrubs
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East Bank Wetlands
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An expression of landscape art creating a variety of wetland environments
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The eastern watershed drains through the ravine in front of the farmhouse, passing under the driveway through a culvert before it enters Garrard Creek. After a decade of digging, remediation, replanting and landscaping, these wetlands have been transformed into a series of ponds, cascading down from the stream. The following pages show the process creating this waterscape.
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Canoeing on the east bank ponds, summer 2008.
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![East Bank Pond](images/EastPond8.jpg)
Small cascades filling the pond below.
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![East Bank Walk](images/EastWalk8.jpg)
Along the terraced ravine bank is a crushed glass walkway.
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