Thanks for confirming. After looking around last night at all the comments on products I started coming to the same conclusion. Amy particular brand you'd recommend? I started looking at Volt and Aquascape before I stopped looking for the night.@milonedp: I've never met anyone who was satisfied for very long with solar path/landscape lights. They're not very powerful and I think they're all targeted at the lowest end of the consumer market. It's really trivial to run 12v or 24v low voltage cable around your property, so I'd recommend that. As far as fixtures, brass and copper are the ones that will last for decades, but they're quite expensive. The plastic and resin ones look fine, but the sun beats them up after a few years. They're cheap and easy to replace, though.
Thanks for confirming. After looking around last night at all the comments on products I started coming to the same conclusion. Amy particular brand you'd recommend? I started looking at Volt and Aquascape before I stopped looking for the night.
I went with Leonlite, the uprights are 3w and the spotlights are 4w. As for the pond the ones in the lower bowl are 6w and the rest are a mix of 3w and 1w, all aquascape.Coming along very nicely. What did you use for lighting and what watches it looks to be 3 watt led in the pond
Thanks @addy1 do you rinse out your bog each spring? How deep is the water in yours? Favorite plants you'd suggest?Add more gravel if it does not raise the water where it will flow out.
Mine is totally planted edge to edge I started out with it nicely planted certain plants in spots, now it is a jungle and keeps the water beautiful
I am colder than you, and I stick with hardies. My main bog plants are obedient plant, marsh bentomy, yellow flag iris, water mint, water willow, blue forgetmenot, lizard tail. I had others, but the way I pond is what does well gets to grow, what you need to fuss with is just gone. I love water willow it stays small, pretty lilac flowers.Thanks @addy1 do you rinse out your bog each spring? How deep is the water in yours? Favorite plants you'd suggest?
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