LOL my 3 year old would find the rocks stacked higher only more inviting! Glad it worked for you though. If she doesn't get too adventurous anymore I would lower the sides or stack them in a more interesting fashion, such as like a bridge or something. I would go for more perenials, whatever you think would enhance the pond in your eyes. With that stone, I would be partial to ground cover junipers and dwarf mugho pines, but I am partial to evergreens myself. But like buckry said, I would look for a way to soften the edges on the corners a bit, you don't necessarily have to start over, just use some creative landscaping and make it an irregular shape. And naturally do whatever fits your gardening style, you have to live with the results not us, we just get to enjoy them on the internet! How did your pond handle the winter last year? Do you know how far down it froze?
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