* Aquascape sponsored this post by providing me a patio pond for my review and for offering a mini patio pond for this giveaway. All opinions expressed in this post are my own. Thank you, Aquascape!
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I love the sound of trickling water and have long wanted a pond for my backyard. The sound of flowing water is so calming and serene. I adore ponds filled with floating plants and colorful goldfish. I never thought I would actually ever have a backyard patio pond, though. Luckily I have discovered Aquascape patio ponds and now have a beautiful patio pond in my backyard!
Thanks to Aquascape for sending me this fabulous patio pond and beautiful adjustable pouring bamboo fountain!
Plus, my kids have been enjoying taking care of our new goldfish that inhabit the pond! The pond is lightweight and durable, so it wasn’t difficult getting the pond set up!
Choosing my patio pond was difficult — only because Aquascape has so many lovely patio pond options in many shapes, colors and sizes!
My kids and I have been enjoying our new pond! We love to sit on the patio, listen to the trickling water and watch our beautiful goldfish dart back and forth. My daughters had fun choosing the fish and plants for our pond. The pond has been a great addition to our backyard — I know you’d love one, too! Just enter the Aquascape Patio Pond Giveaway in this post! [GIVEAWAY NOW OVER]
Easy Pond Set Up
My new patio pond was easy to install — all my husband and I did was use a hose to fill it up with water. Then, we just added the fountain and plugged in the filter (for the fish) and pump. Later, we added the fish and the plants! (My kids and I chose four goldfish: Monet, Dipper, Charlie and Ollie.)
Aquascape has a great video that shows how to set up one of their patio ponds. Click HERE to see the video.
I am looking forward to enjoying some fall evenings out on the patio next to my family’s new Aquascape pond — it will be the perfect spot to enjoy a new book or iced tea!
Patio Pond Materials
To set up a patio pond, you really don’t need a lot of materials. For me, to get my patio pond up and running, I only needed 3 items. (Besides the fish, plants and water.) These are the basics of what you will need.
1 Patio Pond – my patio pond is a 33 inch square one, but you could use one like this 27″ Square Textured Gray Slate Patio Pond (this size would more easily fit on a smaller patio).
1 Fountain with pump – I chose a faux bamboo fountain from Aquascape for my patio pond. Setting up my Aquascape Pouring Bamboo Fountain with Pump was super easy, since the pump and fountain came together!
1 Aquascape Container Water Garden Filter — if you want to add fish to my pond like I did, you’ll need a water garden filter to keep your fish healthy.
Patio Pond Giveaway
The wonderful folks at Aquascape are going to give one lucky Mom Home Guide reader a
I am so excited! To enter, just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below. Good luck!!
Thanks, Aquascape, for sponsoring this review and giveaway! My daughters and I love spending time by our Aquascape pond! It’s the perfect addition to our patio!
* Mom Home Guide is not responsible for the fulfillment of this giveaway. The prize will be provided and fulfilled by Aquascape, this giveaway’s sponsor.
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Candice says
We recently moved, and had a pond at our old house. I miss the ambiance and love the sound of the pond. I hope to make another one soon.
James Robert says
I have a small yard and about to put up a deck soon and this would be perfect to set on their
Doreen Lamoureux says
I would love to win because this is such a beautiful piece of calm. I really love this. So serene and beautiful.
Tee says
Wow, I love this pond. Such a great addition to your backyard. I love the sound of trickling water too :). Enjoy!
Lauren says
Thanks, Tee! Hope you are enjoying your summer! 🙂 Can’t wait to reconnect in the fall!
Elena says
I want to win this for my front yard
Cheryl Rahkonen says
I would love to have a Mini Patio Pond Kit. I found that trying to build my own pond was impossible–I couldn’t get through all the rock. I could place this pond exactly in that perfect spot but couldn’t build an in-ground pond.
Lauren says
Hi, Cheryl! This pond is so perfect — my family loves ours! It’s so easy to set up! Just place it where you want it (it has to be close to an electrical outlet though), fill it and plug in the fountain/pump!
Carrie @ Curly Crafty Mom says
Ohhh, this is SO neat! My kids would just love, love, love this… keeping my fingers crossed that I win! Once we get our pool down, I am planning on decorating the patio for the fall… I can’t wait. So, what happens to the fish during the winter when it gets cold? Do they need to come indoors? I was just wondering that… love the set up!
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Lauren says
Hi, Carrie! It’s recommended that the pond be drained and taken in for the winter, so the goldfish will have to live in two goldfish bowls (one for each daughter’s room) during the winter! But, I’ve heard that some people keep their ponds outside for the winter and add a heater. Good luck! 🙂
Jennifer @ Town and Country Living says
Love your new patio pond, Lauren! The fish look happy in their new home!
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Lauren says
Thanks, Jennifer! My kids and I adore our new pond, fish and plants! I love your beautiful farmhouse kitchen! 🙂
DJ says
I think this is beautiful and it would be so calming to have in my yard.