Deciding on the location
The first step in designing a pond is always taken on paper or on the computer. You should draw a map of your garden and play around with cut-out models of the pond in different shapes and sizes. A pond is part of the garden. Its design and dimensions have to blend in with the rest of the garden, form a logical complement to it and highlight the character of the garden and the pond.

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Profile and dimensions
The pond’s profile determines how your plants will look above the water. So the underwater structure must have specific areas with different depths where the aquatic plants you choose feel most at home. Create special shallow zones for marsh and waterside plants. Fish need room and a deepwater zone to survive in the winter.

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Materials and finish
If you aren’t desperate to create your own design, you could consider buying a ready-made prefabricated pond. They are easy to install, fit remarkably well in a formal garden and can be taken with you if you move. With a liner pond you have complete freedom of design and you can also install this pond yourself in six easy steps.

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