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BLOG – What is a pond eco system?

A pond ecosystem is the system whereby different organisms are dependent upon each other for survival. Each pond has different qualities that affect the ecosystem. Algae is one of the most common problems that affect your pond’s ecosystem, hence algae needing to be treated regularly. What can help maintain a balanced eco system? Plants With […]

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BLOG – What happens when your pond freezes over?

It is getting to that time of the year, where its beginning to get much colder. The crispy leaves beneath your feet, snowfall and ice, and that breath of fresh air when you first take a step outside. It’s a bit like marmite… You either love it or you hate it. We may enjoy autumn […]

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Blog Post – What are the benefits of a waterfall?

Do you know what benefits waterfalls have? Waterfalls aren’t just stunning to look at… They are also extremely good for your physical and mental health. Who would’ve known? Here I’m going to list 3 benefits you probably didn’t know of having a pond with a waterfall… Improved MoodSeeing and hearing a waterfall can instantly improve […]

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Blog Post – Pond Plants – what are their benefits?

There are many ways to maintain a balanced pond, but using plants is the best solution to get keep algae away and make sure the pond is a great habitat for your pond. Whether your pond is 10,000 litres or 100,000 litres, pond plants will help decrease the amount of maintenance to keep your pond […]

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Blog Post – Everything you need to know about using rocks in your pond

In any pond, rocks of some kind are essential. They’re perfect for creating a natural surrounding for your pond, effortlessly blending it into your garden… Or it might seem effortless.

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Blog Post – The fascination with koi

Despite contrary belief, koi originally have a Chinese origin. Koi was a food source before the Japanese bred them for their aesthetic appeal from the mid-1800s. Therefore, they are not of Japanese origin (as many people would believe).

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