New build · 2025
A triangular pond cut into a south-facing lawn — with room for the wildlife to find it.
52.456° N
1.444° E
1.444° E
Case study A three-cornered
A three-cornered
water garden.
A new pond cut to fit the awkward corner of a Bungay garden — three planted shelves, a slow-flow biological filter, and a marginal bed running along the longest edge. The triangular footprint was the owners' brief; everything else was figured out on the ground with a spade and a level.
Two summers in, the water is settled, the marginals have closed, and the dragonflies have moved in. We service it twice a year and answer the late-evening texts when the weather goes funny.
Footprint
11.4 m² · triangular
Depth
1.2 m at deepest
Liner
EPDM · 1.0 mm
Filtration
Oase BioTec ScreenMatic
Plants
14 species · native-led
Fish
None · wildlife-first
Site visit → build 11 days · Settling 2 summers
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