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Hi, I've been read this forum for a while and finally decided to join today. I just dug a 30k gal pond last fall at my cottage property in zone 5 here in ontario. It's got shade in one side, the shallow end is about 4' and the deep end is about 10' in the center. I am planning on stocking fatheads(1000) and bluegill fingerlings(40)sometime in june. I've been on the fence on what I am going to plant. I'm doing one or two lilies in the shallow end and a mix of watercress and irises around the perimeter. I just got a line on a lot of dwarf saggitaria for a real good price I'm just not sure if it is winter hardy for zone 5. Info on the net is all over the map, from zone 4 to 7 as the coldest. I'd kinda like the shallow end to be a refuge for small fish since a year or two down the road I plan on adding one LMB. Does anyone have any of this in a cold climate pond? Also we have no hydro at the cottage and hence no filtration system. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks
2 outdoor ponds- zone 6 1500gal backyard pond. zone 5 30,000gal mud pond 1 150gal indoor pond and 125gal aquarium.
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