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Is there a leak in your pond, or are your frogs drinking all the water?

As things slowly awaken from their winter hibernation, there are some things that you can do to make sure your water feature gets off to a good start this spring.

Fish are often the main reason that people choose to have a pond installed in their yard. People aren’t likely to sit and watch their tulips blow in the breeze for hours on end, but a pond owner will most definitely gaze upon their fish for extended

Caring for your pond during the winter months can mean different things, depending on where you live.

With summertime temps reaching their peak across the nation the past couple weeks, it’s a good idea to make sure your pond isn’t becoming troublesome.

Have you ever noticed that your pond water is clearer in the fall? This is typically due to cooler temperatures and full, lush plants. To keep your pond looking its best through the fall season, follow our helpful tips for this time of year.

Putting your pond to bed for winter doesn’t need to be an arduous process. Sure, it’s sad to say goodbye to your finned friends for a few months, but following a few simple tips will ensure that your fish joyfully greet you again in the spring.