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“Spatterdock is grazed by deer; while the rhizomes are consumed by beavers, muskrats, and nutria. Seeds are consumed by ducks and other waterfowl. Spatterdock can be found in ponds, shallow lakes, streams and springs. t.co/kebjuy5duu” The Pond Guy's cover photo ... See MoreSee Less
Decorative fountains add beauty to your waterscape while pumping some extra oxygen to your pond, but they are designed to be used in the warmer months – not winter. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for a few simple maintenance steps that will ensure your fountain is ready for use in the spring! ... See MoreSee Less
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A: Decorative fountains add beauty to your waterscape while pumping some extra oxygen to your pond, but they are designed to be used in the warmer months – not winter. So when you're ready to pull out your fountain for the year, follow these steps to ensure it'll be ready for use spring: Pull Unit... Are you looking for a flexible schedule that works around your schedule? Are you looking for a place to work that provides an established process in which you can learn with practice?
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A: The Pond Guy ® Seasonal Defense ® contains aerobic bacteria that's specially designed for cooler water. When used at this time of year, the waste-gobbling microorganisms break down dead foliage, fish waste and other sediment that have accumulated over the summer and fall. Seasonal Defense giv... At The Pond Guy we thoroughly test all of the products we recommend, sometimes this includes late nights to see how products perform in the evening! ... See MoreSee Less
Is your pond being overtaken by lilies or other unwanted growth? A tip from our local Service Department – early intervention is best. It is much easier to proactively manage the pond than to reactively treat it! ... See MoreSee Less
Pond dye is available in a variety of colors. PondShade Caribbean Blue contains a blend of blue and yellow dyes designed to absorb specific wave lengths of light, creating an aqua blue color, while PondShade True Blue is formulated to provide ponds with a deep blue color. ... See MoreSee Less
We are a group of passionate pond people helping the world enjoy ponds. Need help? Call our experts today at (866)766-3435! ... See MoreSee Less
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What items need to come out of my pond before winter?
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A: Koi have temperamental digestive systems. To stay healthy and happy, they need specific types of food at different times of year—so no, we don't recommend feeding your fish summer food as we go into fall. Here's why. Feeding Less Giving your fish less food is a good idea; especially as water te... Not only will an aeration system keep your pond clean and healthy but your fish will love it, too! Not sure which system is right for you? Give our pond experts a call at (866)766-3435. ... See MoreSee Less
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Natural bacteria will do a great job breaking down the fallen leaves in your pond or lake – but only when water temperatures are above 50° F. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for ways to keep your pond healthy as the cooler weather approaches! ... See MoreSee Less
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A: Leaves. There's really no getting around them. Every fall, those deciduous trees drop their colorful foliage and leave behind a headache for those who have to clean them up. Natural bacteria will do a great job breaking down the fallen leaves in your pond or lake – but only when water temperatu...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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The great blue heron is an intelligent bird so you will need to get creative when it comes to encouraging them to hunt in a different location. We recommend using a Heron Decoy as your first line of defense! ... See MoreSee Less
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“Cattail normally grows in freshwater, forming dense colonies. The rhizomes and lower leaf portions of cattails are consumed by nutria, muskrats, and geese. There are 3 species of Cattail in North America. t.co/kebjuy5duu”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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With cold weather approaching, it’s time to start preparing your water garden for the winter ahead! This includes a thorough clean out to remove any accumulated debris and organics. ... See MoreSee Less
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This is The Pond Guy himself, Jason Blake, in 1996 loading up his truck with pond supplies, ready to go out for a long day of servicing local ponds! The Pond Guy has grown but Jason's passion for ponds hasn't changed, he is still dedicated to finding the best and most effective ways to help you maintain and enjoy your pond! ... See MoreSee Less
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“Spatterdock is grazed by deer; while the rhizomes are consumed by beavers, muskrats, and nutria. Seeds are consumed by ducks and other waterfowl. Spatterdock can be found in ponds, shallow lakes, streams and springs. t.co/kebjuy5duu”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Decorative fountains add beauty to your waterscape while pumping some extra oxygen to your pond, but they are designed to be used in the warmer months – not winter. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for a few simple maintenance steps that will ensure your fountain is ready for use in the spring! ... See MoreSee Less
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Is there any maintenance I should do when I pull out my fountain for the year?
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A: Decorative fountains add beauty to your waterscape while pumping some extra oxygen to your pond, but they are designed to be used in the warmer months – not winter. So when you're ready to pull out your fountain for the year, follow these steps to ensure it'll be ready for use spring: Pull Unit...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Requirements: 2 plus years of experience in a management or leadership position. Highly organized, detail-oriented, outgoing and pleasant. Experience using a forklift a plus.
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The Pond Guy Seasonal Defense is specially formulated for cooler weather. It contains microorganisms that break down dead foliage, fish waste, and other sediment that have accumulated over the summer and fall. Not sure when to start using Seasonal Defense? Read our Weekly Pond Talk for more information! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our nights have been chilly, when should I start using Seasonal Defense?
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“Horsetail can be found in sandy or loamy soil in open or wooded areas along streams and flats, in seepage, and on wet ledges. Horsetail has no known direct food value to wildlife. t.co/kebjuy5duu”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Pond dye is available in a variety of colors. PondShade Caribbean Blue contains a blend of blue and yellow dyes designed to absorb specific wave lengths of light, creating an aqua blue color, while PondShade True Blue is formulated to provide ponds with a deep blue color. ... See MoreSee Less
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I would love to have ducks at my pond. Is there any harm, and how do I attract them?
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A: Ducks certainly make an entertaining and colorful addition to a pond or lake. Various species of these plumed wetland visitors grace just about every continent and climate on planet earth – including sub-Antarctic islands like South Georgia and the Aucklands to oceanic locales like Hawaii and N...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Winter will soon be here! Read Our Weekly Pond Talk for some winter prep tips to protect your pond equipment. ... See MoreSee Less
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What items need to come out of my pond before winter?
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A: You probably spent a pretty penny on your pond equipment, and so there's no doubt you want to make that gear last as many seasons as possible. Certain components will survive longer if you remove them from your pond during the winter, including: All-In-One Filtration Units: Submersible mechan...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Koi have temperamental digestive systems. To stay healthy and happy, they need specific types of food at different times of year. For more information, read our Weekly Pond Talk. ... See MoreSee Less
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Is it OK to continue feeding my fish summer food and just feed them less?
www.thepondguy.com
A: Koi have temperamental digestive systems. To stay healthy and happy, they need specific types of food at different times of year—so no, we don't recommend feeding your fish summer food as we go into fall. Here's why. Feeding Less Giving your fish less food is a good idea; especially as water te...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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