Wildlife Ponds Construction
Having designed and installed Wildlife Ponds for many years, we know there’s probably no more valuable feature you can add to a garden than a wildlife pond. Apart from creating a home for many pond creatures – including dragonflies, frogs, and toads – insects will love the additional pollen and nectar from the pond plants, anything from bees to birds will visit to drink, and birds and bats will hunt insects over the pond.
Pond features to consider
Other features such as waterfalls, streams, water features, bog gardens, decking, and bridges can all be included. One of our particular skills is to incorporate what might seem like ‘standard’ garden design features in a wild setting to provide a completely fresh, natural aesthetic.
At Wild Ponds our ecological expertise and years of experience will ensure that we create a pond both attractive to you and ideal for wildlife. We will also pass on tips and suggestions that you will be able to draw upon for years to come.
The Process
The initial consultation is free, and normally takes one or two hours. Aims, objectives, and preferred budget are discussed and you can see what we have to offer.
We provide you with an initial design brief, together with a quotation for the installation costs; these will be tailored to your budget. We’ll also put you in touch with previous clients as referees.
Wildlife Ponds Gallery
- A true wildlife pond, full of life
- A surrounding meadow adds even more beauty and wildlife habitat
- Derbyshire limestone formed this linking stream
- The same pond, with visitors!
- Even a slight slope allows a stream to be added
- Tranquility in its first year of full growth, complete with oak staging for a deckchair or two
- Mown lawns can easily form attractive edging
- A wildlife pond can also be bordered by shingle
- Lush vegetation provides a great refuge for all manner of pond creatures
- Bringing wildlife close to your door
- Yorkstone pond edging in its first year
- Slate is also popular
- Protected above and below with tough geotextile fabric, the pond liner is completely safe. Backfilling with subsoil gives a completely natural final look to your wildlife pond