The Organic Pond Blog
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Best Freshwater Fish for Your Pond | Organic Pond
You’d be surprised how important it is to have fish in your pond. They can help keep the ecosystem of your pond in balance – in the process making it cleaner, healthier, and looking more beautiful with their aesthetic.
We found some of the best fish to add to your pond. These are some of the easiest ones to keep alive, they are gorgeous to look at, and even can add benefits to the well-being of your pond!
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Managing Duckweed Growing In Your Pond | Organic Pond
Duckweed is one of the fastest reproducing weeds you can find in your pond. One day it’ll start growing on the edges of your pond, and within a week your whole pond could become covered in it!
Not only does duckweed look unappealing, it can also damage the ecosystem if it covers too large of an area, potentially killing your fish. Take a smart first step and prepare a treatment plan to keep any developing duckweed under control.
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Natural Pond Products To Stop Algae Bloom | Organic Pond
Our natural pond products help stop algae blooms, weeds from growing & keeps your fish alive with straightforward earth-friendly products. From Algaecides to pond dyes. -
How Aeration Systems Benefit Your Pond | Organic Pond
Aeration systems are a great investment in the long-term beauty of your pond. Nothing makes your pond healthier than aeration, as it turns over the water column constantly - invigorating the healthy bacteria with Oxygen while cutting off nutrients from other nuisance aquatic growth that fuels murky waters and algae blooms. -
Easy Tips to Stop Algae From Growing | Organic Pond
It’s not too early to gear up for Spring! During the winter there’s not much you need to do to care for your pond, especially if it’s frozen over. Once the weather starts getting warmer, that’s when you should be proactive to make sure your pond or lake looks beautiful for the rest of the year. A beautiful and healthy pond doesn’t happen magically. It requires monitoring and proactive maintenance to stay in great shape. Algae blooms are one of the most common problems pond owners are confronted with. Beyond the unsightly appearance, certain algae can even be toxic. This year you can be ready for any algae blooms. -
Easy Tips To Keep Your Pond Clean
No one wants a mucky, algae-filled pond. With some simple tips on the maintenance of your pond, you can make sure you have a clean, sparklingly clear pond within your view.
