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I'm sorry if this question has been presented before. I've been considering a pond for several years now. We had one at an old house and wanted to add an Aquascape type with a stream here. The place I'd like to put it however is right below the neighbor's locust tree. We were concerned that the tiny leaves would be bad for the pond and the skimmer would be overloaded. I have a shadecloth that i could use in the fall. So then we were considering a pondless waterfall. With this, I'm concerned about the leaves again.
How easy is a pondless waterfall to clean?
Anyone have experience with locust leaves in the pond?
Thanks
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