Checkout what our local Service Department spotted in a nearby lake! Did we fool you?! #AprilFools This is actually the TPG Decoy Hippo Head, which is being added to our product lineup very soon! ... See MoreSee Less
Cattails can spread rapidly due to their seeds blowing in the wind and floating on the water’s surface. To rid the pond of the unwanted growth, our local Service Department uses our expert service equipment and Shoreline Defense! ... See MoreSee Less
Even though you’re treating aquatic weeds, wet weather can still impact a product’s effectiveness. Read our Weekly Pont Talk for general guidelines to follow when treating nuisance plants in your pond. ... See MoreSee Less
If I treat my pond for weeds and it rains, will the treatment still work?
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A: That all depends! Because you're applying chemicals to water, you'd think that rain would have no affect on the herbicide—but it actually might. How long it rains, how heavily it rains and how soon it rained after you applied the treatment could impact its quality and effectiveness. If wet stuf... Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter ... See MoreSee Less
Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter
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“Elodea canadensis is native to most of NA. It can reach up to 9.8 ft. It lives entirely underwater except for the small flowers which float at the surface. It grows rapidly in favorable conditions and can choke shallow ponds & slow moving waterways t.co/KderX4BJ3h” Aeration definitely has its benefits, no matter what the season! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for the top reasons to leave your aerator running. ... See MoreSee Less
I'm starting my pond up for spring. Do I need to leave my aerator running?
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A: As winter gives way to the sunny days of spring and summer, you should absolutely plan to leave your aerator running. That water-churning system that benefits your pond over the cold months will also benefit your pond during the summer—and then some. Winter Bubbles As most pond owners know, an ... To those who work in acres and not in hours, we thank you! ... See MoreSee Less
Our koi love having visitors! Especially ones with 4 paws and a wagging tail! ... See MoreSee Less
When starting your aeration system for the season, be sure to perform a gradual startup! This will prevent turnover, which can harm your finned friends. Need instructions on gradual startups? Call us today or visit our learning center! ... See MoreSee Less
Bacteria and enzymes both play an important role when it comes to breaking down organics in your pond. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for all you need to know about them and how they compliment each other. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do I need to put enzymes in my pond if I put bacteria in there?
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A: Bacteria and enzymes may both be microscopic heavyweights when it comes to breaking down decomposing organics in your pond, but they play distinctly different roles. Here's what you need to know about them – and how they complement each other. Natural Bacteria: The Leading Role Aerobic and anae... Ducklings are one of the best parts of spring! What is your favorite pond side visitor?! #firstdayofspring ... See MoreSee Less
A pond full of colorful foliage adds beauty and life to your water feature! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for expert tips on adding plants to your pond. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do you have any tips for adding plants to my pond?
www.thepondguy.com
A: Water lilies and lotus … blue flag iris … hyacinth … so many aquatic plants, so little time. A pond full of these colorful beauties – along with the hardworking, submerged oxygenators – adds splendor and life to your waterscape. Not only that, but birds will visit, bugs will buzz throug... Four leaf clovers aren’t just for the Irish. Add them to your water garden for natural filtration and to shade your fish from sunlight! ... See MoreSee Less
As we continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19, the health and well-being of our customers, employees and communities remains our top priority.
Like many others, we are closely following guidelines from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), and national health organizations and will continue to seek guidance from these agencies and public health officials. We continue to receive the most up-to-the-minute information and we've taken the following actions to date:
• We continue to monitor our store, offices and warehouse to ensure they are fully stocked with the appropriate cleaning supplies.
• We have increased our frequency of cleaning and sanitization of all public areas and have encouraged all employees to sanitize their work areas throughout the workday.
• We're recommending all employees to take precautionary health measures, including frequent hand washing, social distancing, and staying home when sick, and are pausing all non-essential work travel.
If we provide you with onsite services such as pond and lake treatments, fountain and aeration installation and pondside consultations, all services will proceed as normal. Our Pond Technicians are following everyday preventive measures including washing hands often, disinfecting frequently handled/used objects and carrying hand sanitizers.
We will remain open for business via our store, phone or online while making both you and our employees’ safety our top priority.
Thank you for your continued support and loyalty. ... See MoreSee Less
It’s time to pull out your pruning tools! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for step-by-step instructions on how to divide your aquatic plants. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
How do I divide my pond plants?
www.thepondguy.com
A: It's that time of year, isn't it? After a long winter's nap, your aquatic plants are a great place to start flexing that green thumb of yours. Potted water lilies and bog plants will need to be divided, but how you do so will depend on the type of plants you have. In general, bog plants will ne... TPG engineers love for designing and inventing new products is like pi… never ending! Happy Pi Day! ... See MoreSee Less
If you want to get the most out of your beneficial bacteria, consider using Airmax EcoBoost. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for all you need to know about the benefits and how to effectively use it! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do you really need to add EcoBoost? What is the best way to apply it?
www.thepondguy.com
A: If you want to get the most out of your beneficial bacteria, control excess amounts of nutrients and have a pond full of healthy fish, you need to add Airmax ® EcoBoost ™ to your maintenance routine. Think of it like a multivitamin for your pond; it enhances what you already do to create a cle... The Pond Guy is gearing up for spring! Not only are we getting our ponds ready, but we are adding to our team!
Thank you to all that have applied! Our HR Department is diligently reaching out to applicants who they think will be a good fit. In the last 30 days we have hired 13 people, putting us over 100+ full-time employees. These new hires consisted of various positions, including: management, customer service, inside sales, warehouse and service technicians.
Here are some key attributes that set them apart from the rest:
- Positive outlook with a “can do” attitude
- Ability to improve and adapt
- Excited to learn new things and execute additional responsibilities
- Attention to detail
The good news is we are still looking for more great people, we still have over a dozen spots to fill. Check out our current open positions: www.thepondguy.com/jobs ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
With hands on training, our Pond Technicians are ready to help keep your system running efficiently this pond season! ... See MoreSee Less
Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter ... See MoreSee Less
Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter
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“The exotic Water Celery is native to Asia, where it's widely cultivated. It was introduced into NA by the horticulture industry as an ornamental wetland plant. It has started to escape from cultivation & appears to be relatively aggressive. t.co/T9PIqiRPDT” Aeration is not only beneficial for your fish but will also improve the overall health of your pond’s ecosystem! ... See MoreSee Less
5 Reasons to Aerate
www.thepondguy.com
Aeration infuses oxygen into the pond. Adding pond water aeration is not only beneficial for your fish, who need oxygen to survive, but will also improve the overall health of your pond's ecosystem. Below are the top five reasons you should consider adding aeration into your pond, and the importance... There’s nothing more important to us than our customers, but once in a while our tribe needs a break from the action! ... See MoreSee Less
Want to create the ideal spawning environment for your game fish? Read our Weekly Pond Talk for ways to set the mood for your finned friends! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
How can I create a good environment for my fish to spawn?
www.thepondguy.com
A: A little candlelight, some smooth jazz playing in the background, a private spot beneath the lilies … sounds romantic, doesn't it? Well, when you're creating an ideal spawning environment for your game fish, they really need little more than the right set up. The key is knowing what that set up... We are saddened to hear about the closing of Art Van Furniture, a local staple here in Michigan. If you, or someone you know, has been impacted with the recent news of closure, please share this post or pass along that due to growth, The Pond Guy is currently looking to add multiple people to our team. We are actively hiring for Shipping/Production support, Customer Service/Inside Sales Representatives and Service Technicians. All positions are full time, year-round and offer benefits.
The Pond Guy has been family owned and operated since 1994 with a nationwide customer base of end-users, retailers and landscape contractors. The Pond Guy has had the fortune of experiencing exceptional growth over the past decade with no slowdown in sight. We have a simple formula for success: hire exceptional people and treat our customers right. With over 100 full-time employees, we are continuing to expand our workforce. If you are a hardworking self-starter looking for an amazing career opportunity, The Pond Guy might be the perfect fit.
We are happy to answer any questions you might have. Here is a link to more information on the positions we are looking to fill: www.thepondguy.com/jobs
www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-The-Pond-Guy-EI_IE305805.11,23.htm ... See MoreSee Less
Now Hiring!
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Check out our open positions below! Our local store is now open for the season! Come visit us Monday - Friday: 10am - 6pm and Saturday: 9am - 4pm ... See MoreSee Less
Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter ... See MoreSee Less
Aquatic Plant Facts on Twitter
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“Horned pondweed (Zannichellia palustris) is an easily overlooked species occurring in a diversity of ponds, streams, & muddy lake bottoms; often buried in mud or silt. Flowers are often present, showing the distinctive funnel-shaped stigma. t.co/g51n4zjlvu” 
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Checkout what our local Service Department spotted in a nearby lake! Did we fool you?! #AprilFools This is actually the TPG Decoy Hippo Head, which is being added to our product lineup very soon! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 days ago
Cattails can spread rapidly due to their seeds blowing in the wind and floating on the water’s surface. To rid the pond of the unwanted growth, our local Service Department uses our expert service equipment and Shoreline Defense! ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago
Even though you’re treating aquatic weeds, wet weather can still impact a product’s effectiveness. Read our Weekly Pont Talk for general guidelines to follow when treating nuisance plants in your pond. ... See MoreSee Less
If I treat my pond for weeds and it rains, will the treatment still work?
www.thepondguy.com
A: That all depends! Because you're applying chemicals to water, you'd think that rain would have no affect on the herbicide—but it actually might. How long it rains, how heavily it rains and how soon it rained after you applied the treatment could impact its quality and effectiveness. If wet stuf...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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“Elodea canadensis is native to most of NA. It can reach up to 9.8 ft. It lives entirely underwater except for the small flowers which float at the surface. It grows rapidly in favorable conditions and can choke shallow ponds & slow moving waterways t.co/KderX4BJ3h”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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7 days ago
Aeration definitely has its benefits, no matter what the season! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for the top reasons to leave your aerator running. ... See MoreSee Less
I'm starting my pond up for spring. Do I need to leave my aerator running?
www.thepondguy.com
A: As winter gives way to the sunny days of spring and summer, you should absolutely plan to leave your aerator running. That water-churning system that benefits your pond over the cold months will also benefit your pond during the summer—and then some. Winter Bubbles As most pond owners know, an ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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1 week ago
To those who work in acres and not in hours, we thank you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our koi love having visitors! Especially ones with 4 paws and a wagging tail! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
When starting your aeration system for the season, be sure to perform a gradual startup! This will prevent turnover, which can harm your finned friends. Need instructions on gradual startups? Call us today or visit our learning center! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy
2 weeks ago
Bacteria and enzymes both play an important role when it comes to breaking down organics in your pond. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for all you need to know about them and how they compliment each other. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do I need to put enzymes in my pond if I put bacteria in there?
www.thepondguy.com
A: Bacteria and enzymes may both be microscopic heavyweights when it comes to breaking down decomposing organics in your pond, but they play distinctly different roles. Here's what you need to know about them – and how they complement each other. Natural Bacteria: The Leading Role Aerobic and anae...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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2 weeks ago
Ducklings are one of the best parts of spring! What is your favorite pond side visitor?! #firstdayofspring ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy
2 weeks ago
A pond full of colorful foliage adds beauty and life to your water feature! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for expert tips on adding plants to your pond. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do you have any tips for adding plants to my pond?
www.thepondguy.com
A: Water lilies and lotus … blue flag iris … hyacinth … so many aquatic plants, so little time. A pond full of these colorful beauties – along with the hardworking, submerged oxygenators – adds splendor and life to your waterscape. Not only that, but birds will visit, bugs will buzz throug...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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2 weeks ago
Four leaf clovers aren’t just for the Irish. Add them to your water garden for natural filtration and to shade your fish from sunlight! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
As we continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19, the health and well-being of our customers, employees and communities remains our top priority.
Like many others, we are closely following guidelines from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), and national health organizations and will continue to seek guidance from these agencies and public health officials. We continue to receive the most up-to-the-minute information and we've taken the following actions to date:
• We continue to monitor our store, offices and warehouse to ensure they are fully stocked with the appropriate cleaning supplies.
• We have increased our frequency of cleaning and sanitization of all public areas and have encouraged all employees to sanitize their work areas throughout the workday.
• We're recommending all employees to take precautionary health measures, including frequent hand washing, social distancing, and staying home when sick, and are pausing all non-essential work travel.
If we provide you with onsite services such as pond and lake treatments, fountain and aeration installation and pondside consultations, all services will proceed as normal. Our Pond Technicians are following everyday preventive measures including washing hands often, disinfecting frequently handled/used objects and carrying hand sanitizers.
We will remain open for business via our store, phone or online while making both you and our employees’ safety our top priority.
Thank you for your continued support and loyalty. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy
2 weeks ago
It’s time to pull out your pruning tools! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for step-by-step instructions on how to divide your aquatic plants. ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
How do I divide my pond plants?
www.thepondguy.com
A: It's that time of year, isn't it? After a long winter's nap, your aquatic plants are a great place to start flexing that green thumb of yours. Potted water lilies and bog plants will need to be divided, but how you do so will depend on the type of plants you have. In general, bog plants will ne...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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3 weeks ago
TPG engineers love for designing and inventing new products is like pi… never ending! Happy Pi Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
If you want to get the most out of your beneficial bacteria, consider using Airmax EcoBoost. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for all you need to know about the benefits and how to effectively use it! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
Do you really need to add EcoBoost? What is the best way to apply it?
www.thepondguy.com
A: If you want to get the most out of your beneficial bacteria, control excess amounts of nutrients and have a pond full of healthy fish, you need to add Airmax ® EcoBoost ™ to your maintenance routine. Think of it like a multivitamin for your pond; it enhances what you already do to create a cle...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
The Pond Guy is gearing up for spring! Not only are we getting our ponds ready, but we are adding to our team!
Thank you to all that have applied! Our HR Department is diligently reaching out to applicants who they think will be a good fit. In the last 30 days we have hired 13 people, putting us over 100+ full-time employees. These new hires consisted of various positions, including: management, customer service, inside sales, warehouse and service technicians.
Here are some key attributes that set them apart from the rest:
- Positive outlook with a “can do” attitude
- Ability to improve and adapt
- Excited to learn new things and execute additional responsibilities
- Attention to detail
The good news is we are still looking for more great people, we still have over a dozen spots to fill. Check out our current open positions: www.thepondguy.com/jobs ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
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The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
With hands on training, our Pond Technicians are ready to help keep your system running efficiently this pond season! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago
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“The exotic Water Celery is native to Asia, where it's widely cultivated. It was introduced into NA by the horticulture industry as an ornamental wetland plant. It has started to escape from cultivation & appears to be relatively aggressive. t.co/T9PIqiRPDT”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
Aeration is not only beneficial for your fish but will also improve the overall health of your pond’s ecosystem! ... See MoreSee Less
5 Reasons to Aerate
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Aeration infuses oxygen into the pond. Adding pond water aeration is not only beneficial for your fish, who need oxygen to survive, but will also improve the overall health of your pond's ecosystem. Below are the top five reasons you should consider adding aeration into your pond, and the importance...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
There’s nothing more important to us than our customers, but once in a while our tribe needs a break from the action! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy
4 weeks ago
Want to create the ideal spawning environment for your game fish? Read our Weekly Pond Talk for ways to set the mood for your finned friends! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
How can I create a good environment for my fish to spawn?
www.thepondguy.com
A: A little candlelight, some smooth jazz playing in the background, a private spot beneath the lilies … sounds romantic, doesn't it? Well, when you're creating an ideal spawning environment for your game fish, they really need little more than the right set up. The key is knowing what that set up...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
4 weeks ago
We are saddened to hear about the closing of Art Van Furniture, a local staple here in Michigan. If you, or someone you know, has been impacted with the recent news of closure, please share this post or pass along that due to growth, The Pond Guy is currently looking to add multiple people to our team. We are actively hiring for Shipping/Production support, Customer Service/Inside Sales Representatives and Service Technicians. All positions are full time, year-round and offer benefits.
The Pond Guy has been family owned and operated since 1994 with a nationwide customer base of end-users, retailers and landscape contractors. The Pond Guy has had the fortune of experiencing exceptional growth over the past decade with no slowdown in sight. We have a simple formula for success: hire exceptional people and treat our customers right. With over 100 full-time employees, we are continuing to expand our workforce. If you are a hardworking self-starter looking for an amazing career opportunity, The Pond Guy might be the perfect fit.
We are happy to answer any questions you might have. Here is a link to more information on the positions we are looking to fill: www.thepondguy.com/jobs
www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-The-Pond-Guy-EI_IE305805.11,23.htm ... See MoreSee Less
Now Hiring!
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4 weeks ago
Our local store is now open for the season! Come visit us Monday - Friday: 10am - 6pm and Saturday: 9am - 4pm ... See MoreSee Less
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“Horned pondweed (Zannichellia palustris) is an easily overlooked species occurring in a diversity of ponds, streams, & muddy lake bottoms; often buried in mud or silt. Flowers are often present, showing the distinctive funnel-shaped stigma. t.co/g51n4zjlvu”Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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