Build a Pond Day - Fall 2024

Date:September 6, 2024, 10:12 pm | Post ID:2035 | Views:280

Come join us for a full day of hands-on training rebuilding our 8' by 6' ecosystem pond. Bring your work boots and your questions as we walk you through the process of installing a one-of-a-kind, custom creation.

If you are interested in building ponds, waterfalls, and fountains, we can help you grow your business and expand your customer base. Come take the jump into this new profitable business opportunity building water features.

There is no charge for this event. Lunch is provided.

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2024 Flower Show

Date:June 26, 2024, 11:54 am | Post ID:2034 | Views:149

Best Landscape Design & Best Horticulture

2023 Flower Show

Date:March 20, 2024, 12:11 pm | Post ID:2032 | Views:86

How to Install a Landscape Fountain Kit

Date:May 2, 2022, 1:18 am | Post ID:2031 | Views:2162

Aquascape landscape fountain kits make it easy to add a splash of water to any space in your yard, making them an ideal choice if you desire a smaller water feature. Available in a variety of options, you’re sure to find one that suits your unique style. Perfect for the do-it-yourselfer! This video will teach you how to install an Aquascape landscape fountain kit.

2022 Connecticut Flower Show

Date:March 4, 2022, 8:43 pm | Post ID:2030 | Views:868

Our Awards - Best Horticulture, Best Use of Moving Water, Best Use of Aquatic Plants, Most Outstanding Specimen, Best Use of Cultural Perfection, Best Realistic Garden, and Excellence in Design (awarded by The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Inc. and The Landscape Design Council)

Pictured - Rob Townsend and Richard Beaumont

How To Build a Pondless Waterfall

Date:October 16, 2021, 1:26 am | Post ID:2029 | Views:2502

Learn from Aquascape experts, Ed Beaulieu and Brian Helfrich, the newest techniques of building the perfect Pondless Waterfall using one of Aquascape's kits. These kits include all you need to install your project with ease including our new Waterfall Spillway and new and improved Pondless Waterfall Vault.

How To Build a Pond by Aquascape

Date:October 16, 2021, 1:26 am | Post ID:2028 | Views:2661

We proudly introduce our New "How to Build a Pond" video. Aquascape expert, Ed Beaulieu, walks you through the 20 steps of building an Aquascape Ecosystem Pond and gives you great insights into the techniques needed to make your project a truly spectacular water garden.

Can You Put Turtles in Your Koi Pond?

Date:May 9, 2021, 4:48 am | Post ID:2027 | Views:1795

Yes, but they don't always stay.

You can keep turtles in your pond, but if they are not confined, they will try to escape. For ponds with fish, know the turtles will try to eat small fish and sometimes go after bigger fish, nipping at their fins, which could lead to fin rot or a bacteria infection for the fish.

Maintenance Services - Ponds and Waterfalls

Date:June 10, 2022, 11:56 pm | Post ID:2025 | Views:3424

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Did you purchase a house with a pond and have no idea how to care for it? Or maybe you have a pond that that loses water constantly. Is your pond always pea soup green? Or are predators eating all of your fish? Well we are here to help. We offer a range of services to help keep your water feature happy and healthy all year long.

It is important to maintain your water feature to prevent a buildup of debris and nutrients which cause algae blooms, poor water quality, and can harm your fish. Do not wait for a problem to arise, prevent it and sign up for a service today.

Spring Pond Cleaning

We will fix/replace any products that have deteriorated/broke (ie Filter Mats, LED Lights, IonGen parts, Check Valves). We like to add carbon and barley bales to help ease spring maintenance. For...

Sick Koi: What Should I Do?

Date:June 10, 2022, 11:35 pm | Post ID:2024 | Views:2038

If you suspect your fish might be sick, add a water conditioner (detoxifier), boost aeration, and do a 25% water change (at minimum). It is imperative to monitor sick fish and their symptoms. Sick fish generally show outward signs of illness; if nothing appears wrong on the outside, odds are your issue is water quality.

Water Quality

Ammonia - High ammonia, a byproduct produced by fish, can be deadly if not treated properly.
Leaching - Leaching is the osmosis of environmental solubles into your pond. Chemicals such as lawn fertilizers, weed killers and new mulch will leach chemicals into your pond ultimately posing a risk to your fish.

Bacterial Infections (Second Photo)

Ulcers - Do your fish have red, bloody patches on their sides?
Fin Rot - Are your fish's fins red and deteriorating?

Fungal Infections (Third Photo)

Fungus - Do your fish have white, cloud-like clumps...