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Should I use a heater or aerator in my water garden? – Decorative Ponds & Water Gardens Q & A

Posted on October 20, 2010 by thepondguy

So you already know that it is important to keep a hole open in the ice that forms over your water garden during the winter months. This provides an outlet for harmful gases and an inlet for new oxygen-rich air. The question now is which device do you choose to get the job done. The good news is if you have already made your purchase for the season either one will perform excellently.

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When should I remove the fountain from my pond? – Ponds & Lakes Q & A

Posted on October 12, 2010 by thepondguy

While we’re not particularly anxious for winter to arrive it is in our best interest to start preparing for the cold that will inevitably come. Since you are working not only outdoors but in the water as well you may want to get a jump start.

Filed under: Aeration, Fountain, Pond & Lake, Uncategorized, Winterizing | Tagged: , , , , | 3 Comments »

How does winter affect my pond? – Ponds & Lakes Q & A

Posted on February 26, 2010 by thepondguy

Q:  How does winter affect my pond? – Steve in Michigan A:  A Closer Look at Water in the Winter… We field many questions about water and the way it works during the winter.  With such a range of questions, here is a quick course on the physical properties of water and how they relate [...]

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Do I really need a pond deicer? It costs a small fortune to run it. Are there any other options? – Water Garden & Features Q & A

Posted on October 22, 2009 by thepondguy

Some pond deicers do cost a lot of money to run – but there is an alternative. Unless you’re lucky enough to like in a climate that doesn’t freeze…

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What do I need to do to overwinter the fish in my farm pond? – Pond & Lake Q & A

Posted on October 1, 2009 by thepondguy

Believe it or not, the fish in your farm pond or lake will do quite well over the winter – even if it freezes over. At the depths of your pond…

Filed under: Aeration, Pond & Lake, Pond Clear, Pond Dye, Winterizing | Tagged: , , , , , , , , | 18 Comments »

I want to leave my pond running through the winter. Can I do so without damaging the equipment? – Water Garden & Features Q & A

Posted on October 1, 2009 by thepondguy

Who wouldn’t want to enjoy their pond all year long? Whether you live in a warm climate or cold…

Filed under: Season-Long Control, Seasonal Care, Water Gardens & Features, WG-Winterizing | Tagged: , , | 14 Comments »

How do I “overwinter” or get my pond plants ready for the winter? – Water Garden & Features Q & A

Posted on September 10, 2009 by thepondguy

If you live in cooler climates – even those that don’t dip too far below freezing – it’s almost time to prepare your plants for winter. Each type of aquatic plant needs to be cared for in a different way, but…

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Algae Growth During the Winter – Pond & Lake Q & A

Posted on November 7, 2008 by joemejia

A common question that we receive in the winter pertains to winter algae and what to do with it. In the northern climates, there are strains of algae that [...]

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Is There Anything I Should Be Doing to My Pond During the Winter? – Pond & Lake Q & A

Posted on October 24, 2008 by joemejia

During the winter season there are just a couple things you should be continuing to do help make the following spring a breeze: [...]

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How Do I Winterize My Aquatic Plants? – Water Garden Q & A

Posted on October 17, 2008 by thepondguy

Every type of aquatic plant needs to be taken care of in a different way. The biggest factor to remember is to make sure that the roots of the aquatic plants do not come into contact with [...]

Filed under: Aquatic Plants, Seasonal Care, Water Gardens & Features, WG-Winterizing | Tagged: , , , | 8 Comments »

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