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Category / Pond Maintenance and Care
Our Top Five Tips for Winter Pond Keeping
Keeping your pond running during the frozen months of winter will allow you to enjoy the beautiful ice sculptures that form in the stream and waterfall.
Why Is My Pond Water Brown?
Fall brings glorious color to the earth, but this beautiful season can add a tint of brown to your pond water that’s not so pretty. Before you panic and worry about your…
Simple Tips for Fall Pond Care
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.
Enjoy a Clean and Healthy Pond with Our Not-So-Secret Tips
July is the peak of pond season when waterlilies are blooming, fish are happy, frogs are chilling in the water, and birds stop by for a refreshing dip or quick drink. As…
How to Treat and Control Pond Algae
Before you panic upon seeing a buildup of algae in your pond, keep in mind that algae are a completely normal part of any organic pond ecosystem. A small amount of algae in your water feature is perfectly okay! In fact, it’s a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
8 Spring Maintenance Tips for Your Pond
Spring is here and it’s time to get a little maintenance done on your pond. These maintenance tips take little time and effort and can help prevent future problems from arising throughout the pond season.
Think You Have a Pond Leak? Don’t Panic!
Unfortunately, ponds leak from time to time. Fortunately, they're typically easy to fix. The majority of leaks occur in a stream or waterfall and aren't hard to find. And sometimes during a…
What You Need to Know About Pond Filtration
Fish dart beneath lily pads while the melodious sound of a waterfall tickles your ears. The fragrance of clean water and nearby flowers intoxicates your senses. Enjoying a naturally-balanced pond in your…
How to Keep Pond Fish Alive During Winter
There are several issues to keep in mind when caring for pond fish as the days grow cooler. First and foremost, your fish need a pond depth of at least 18 to…
9 Tips for Winterizing Your Pond
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.
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