A water reservoir that existed for decades in the middle of the garden. Surrounded with weeping willows and swamp cypresses. In the corner of the pond, underneath a majestic Chinese necklace poplar, repose old, partially submerged remaining pieces of an old willow. They are the remains of the oldest tree on the plot, seemingly planted by Władysława Mich the grandmother of Sękowscy. The bank of the pond from the north has been reinforced with a stone scarp. There is a small viewing point located behind it among the grass. On the other side a jetty is visible as well as the oriental garden pavilion. Pond is supplemented with water from the western stone fountain jet and from the east the stream comes out of basalt stones next to the desert garden. Flora of the pond consists of traditional Polish vascular plants like cattail, calamus, reed as well as foreign species like juncus and water lilies. Water wildlife consists of frogs and newts as well as fish carps, grass carps, crucians and tenches. To limit the growth of the algae during summer and to get rid of the heavy summer atmosphere airers were installed in the pond. Natural meadow bordering with the pond is an attempt at a reconstruction of natural vegetational placements that once covered the valley of the nearby river Cybina. Sward of that meadow has been moved in blocks from their natural placements together with the original vegetation. Across the middle a wide oaken footbridge leads diagonally enabling the observation of the meadow without disturbing it.
