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What is the range of costs for pond installation?​

Backyard pond costs can vary significantly based on several factors. At the lower end of the spectrum, home-center kits offer a starting price of around $70. These kits generally provide a simple 9-square-foot pond with a capacity of 84 gallons. However, for larger and professionally installed ponds, a more typical size of 176 square feet can start at approximately $5,000. It’s important to note that the final cost can depend on additional features, such as landscaping, filtration systems, or decorative elements.

For those with more ambitious plans and a desire for grandiose designs, the cost of backyard ponds can easily exceed $50,000. This higher price range often includes larger pond sizes, intricate designs, premium materials, advanced filtration systems, and professional installation. It’s essential to consider your budget, desired features, and long-term maintenance requirements when planning a backyard pond, as these factors can significantly impact the overall cost. 

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Natural Ponds

Blending seamlessly, these ponds integrate native stones, plants, and irregular edges with the landscape. 

Seminatural Ponds:

Embracing popularity, these ponds feature free-form edges adjacent to brick, concrete, or stone patios, with a mix of native and non-native plants

Formal Ponds

Geometric elegance defines these ponds, often lined with costly mortared stone or poured concrete, suitable for reflecting pools or showcasing fish, with sparse or no plantings.

Cattail (Typha latifolia)

Thrives in the vicinity of pond boundaries, flourishing in damp soil or shallow water. Its hollow stems ensure a constant supply of oxygen to the root zone and fish throughout the year. This perennial plant showcases spear-shaped foliage that can reach an impressive height of 10 feet. 

Iris (Iris versicolor)

Ideal for container planting, this iris species thrives when submerged in 3 inches of water. It produces striking flowers measuring 5 inches in width, displaying shades of blue or purple atop 24-inch stems. This plant can tolerate partial shade and is a perennial, with gracefully arching leaves that can grow up to 30 inches tall.