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DO-IT-YOURSELF WATER GARDEN

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Put a little piece of paradise right in your own backyard. We’ll walk you through the basic steps for building your backyard pond. This plan comes with a complete set step-by-step instructions and photography and details the materials you will need. Skill Level - Beginner to Intermediate Tools needed Basic hand tools, level, shovel, wheelbarrow

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