Pond plants are a huge part of the pond ecosystem and need to be there to make sure everything lives harmoniously. Pond plants also enhance the beauty of any water feature. So, when your pond plants aren’t healthy, you know it. One sign that there’s something wrong is yellowing leaves. Here are some of the
Why a Philadelphia Exploratory Pond Cleaning? A Philadelphia exploratory cleaning is a lot like a traditional Philadelphia Pond Cleaning – it’s just more detailed and we offer more information at the end. Exploratory Philadelphia Pond Cleanings are done for quite a few reasons. Usually, one of these four: Your pond has not been serviced regularly;
How much Montgomery County Pond Cleaning do you need? While we do visit some ponds monthly, most of the ponds we work with are serviced three times a year. For our Montgomery County Pond Cleaning (as well as the entire Philadelphia area), the spring opening, summer checkup and fall shutdown are our most used services
Need help with your Philadelphia Winter Pond Maintenance questions? We have answers. Have you ever noticed that your pond water is clearer in the fall? This is typically due to cooler temperatures and full, lush plants. To keep your pond looking its best throughout the fall and winter season, follow our helpful, easy-to-follow Philadelphia Winter Pond
Bright bursts of gold, orange and red in the trees signify an important event for your pond-- It’s time for some Philadelphia Fall Pond Maintenance. Preparing your pond for the winter greatly reduces the amount of work you need to do in the spring to get your pond in tip-top shape. Fall’s lacy, colorful leaves
Pond Plants in the Fall What do you with Pond Plants in the Fall? How do you handle Pond Plants in the Fall? Here on the east coast, the seasonal change from summer to fall is apparent by the beautiful, multi-colored leaves and the dip toward cooler temperatures. How will that chill you
Cool off that Hot Pond! Hot Pond problems are not good problems to have. Many people are attuned to the problems of snow and freezing temperatures when it comes to their ponds. There is another problem too, though—heat! When it gets very hot, your water temperature rises as well. When the water gets
Pond Care for Philadelphia Winters During the colder winter months, you can either keep your Philadelphia pond running for the winter, or shut it down. To shut your pond down, first unplug the pump, pull it out of the pond, and store it in a frost-free location, submerged in a bucket of water to keep
10 Tips for Fall Pond Care A nip in the air, shorter days, and the shedding of multi-colored leaves from the trees signifies a changing of the seasonal guard and mean its time for Fall Pond Care. Fall Pond Care can vary depending on where you live, but there are some basic guidelines to help
What goes into a Fall Pond Shutdown and why do you need one? Join Matt Reale as he discusses the need for a Fall Pond Shutdown and what it entails... https://youtu.be/v8GEDn1LRYM
