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From colorful water lilies that dance on the pond’s surface to aquatic forget-me-nots that hug the edges of your water garden, it’s the amazing pond plants that truly put the […]
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If you’re like most pond owners, you can’t wait to greet your fish from their winter’s slumber. We know you’re anxious to feed them, but be careful not to feed
Feeding Your Fish in Spring Read More »
Mink Control in your Pond We often discuss deterring the mink, or the elusive “water wolf,” with our customers in the fall and spring. Mink have become an increased threat
Mink & How to Deal with Them Read More »
As we approach summer, keep these three things in mind to maintain a balanced ecosystem pond with happy fish: Be sure to remove dying leaves and flowers before they have
Is Your Pond Ready for Summer? Read More »
How many pond plants do you need? Pond plants are a great long-term solution to combat nuisance algae and provide a healthy habitat that your fish will love! Plus, pond
Plant Your Pond to Perfection Read More »
The number of fish in your pond greatly affects pond health. Too many fish leads to decreased oxygen levels and the extra fish waste can result in ammonia and nitrite
How Many Fish Can I Have? Read More »
A balanced ecosystem and a good variety of plants and aquatic organisms will attract plenty of other wildlife. Dragonflies and damselflies will flit about your marginal plants while flowering perennials
Who’s Coming to Visit? Read More »
Summer snacks for all Although it’s not necessary, it can be fun to give your fish a summer snack from time to time (not more than once a week). Koi
Koi Treats & Food Storage Tips Read More »
Check out these ideas for fun outdoor activities and share your love for ponds with your little ones! Have a treasure hunt. Make a short list of things for your
Summer Fun for Young Ones Read More »
Many pond owners do not realize how much water can evaporate from a pond during the dog days of summer. As the temperature rises, water loss is completely normal! It’s
Summer Water Loss… Is it a Leak or just Evaporation? Read More »
