by Mike | Dec 6, 2022 | Fish Care, Pond Blog, Ponds, Seasonal Care, Winter Pond Care
Do you wonder what the koi do during the winter? It’s Called “Torpor” Fish go into a dormant state during the winter called “torpor”. They may look like they aren’t moving at all, because they aren’t. They...
by Mike | Nov 27, 2022 | Garden Pond Care, Pond Blog, Ponds, Seasonal Care, Spring Pond Care, Winter Pond Care
Covering Electrical Pond Equipment Is the control panel of your Autodose or IonGen exposed to the sun? Did you know that after time, this will cause the panel to be unreadable? Leaving electrical pond equipment out in the elements shortens their lifespan. Rain, sun,...
by Mike | Nov 19, 2022 | Ponds
How to store a pond pump A Home Depot bucket is generally a good choice for storage. They have a handle so picking it up shouldn’t be too bad. If there is no handle it will be really hard to pick up later. The bucket needs to be stored somewhere where it...
by Mike | Oct 26, 2022 | Pond Blog, Ponds
A recent discussion with a client inspired me to write about responsible water usage. You might not know it, but your backyard pond is an example of responsible water usage! Not only that, it creates a habitat for living things, filters pollutants, has a cooling...
by Mike | Oct 26, 2022 | Pond Blog, Ponds
The Winter Koi Pond Choices must be made As the season changes, so do the maintenance needs of your backyard pond. Before the winter cold comes, you’ll need to make some decisions about whether it’s best for your pond to be shut down or leave it winter-ready and...
by Mike | Sep 26, 2022 | Pond Blog, Ponds
We’re going to keep talking about it! Natural backyard swim ponds are the absolute best. We love designing and installing them for our clients. In fact, we’ve compiled a list of all the benefits that a natural swim pond brings with it. Read on to find out why you’ve...
