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Transforming an old pond at Eureka school

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Eureka school gave us an unusual job: fill in an old pond that children could fall into. It took 24 truckloads of soil. In its place, we shaped small mounds, built paths, arranged stones and planted the area. We carried out all the ground works, laid geotextile and gravel, and installed irrigation and lawn. We kept one water feature: a spring feeding a small stream through the stones and planting.

Work in progress and results

The old pond on the school grounds before transformation
1 / 12The old pond on the school grounds before transformation
The old pond banks and surrounding planting
2 / 12The old pond banks and surrounding planting
Reshaping the old pond area with an excavator
3 / 12Reshaping the old pond area with an excavator
Building the stone arrangement
4 / 12Building the stone arrangement
Shaping soil and positioning stones on the former pond site
5 / 12Shaping soil and positioning stones on the former pond site
Geotextile between positioned stones in the transformed area
6 / 12Geotextile between positioned stones in the transformed area
Work in progress on the stone and gravel composition
7 / 12Work in progress on the stone and gravel composition
New planting among stones and gravel
8 / 12New planting among stones and gravel
Established planting and paths on the former pond site
9 / 12Established planting and paths on the former pond site
Flowering plants in the transformed school grounds
10 / 12Flowering plants in the transformed school grounds
Close-up of plants, mulch and stones
11 / 12Close-up of plants, mulch and stones
View of planting and paths on the Eureka school grounds
12 / 12View of planting and paths on the Eureka school grounds
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