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Microbe-Lift® Aquatic Planting Media
* Encourage Plant Health * Does Not Cloud Pond Water * Safe For All Fish & Aquatic Life Microbe-Lift Aquatic Planting Media is made of 100% natural montmorillonite with an added beneficial bacteria to help with pond clarity. The neutral pH pebbles in Microbe-Lift Aquatic Planting Media contain…Read More »$14.36 - 27.96 -
Water Lily & Water Lotus Planting Kits
* Everything You Need to Plant Hardy Lilies or Lotuses * No Re−Potting Needed * Enjoy Beautiful Blooms These Water Lily and Water Lotus Planting Kits give you everything you need to plant hardy lilies or lotuses. The large deep no-hole tubs provide the perfect space to allow aquatic plants to…Read More »$29.99 - 44.99
…excellent recreational location in your own backyard but not everyone is lucky enough to have soil that will allow them to make an earthen bottom. For land owners who are not able to hold water with just soil alone liners provide an excellent option for retaining water. Smaller Ponds (under 5000 sq.…
…unapproved chemicals in your pond or lake you could be doing harm to not only the ecosystem but also to your fish your livestock and wildlife your soil and most importantly to yourself your family and your neighbors. Herbicides that have been approved by the EPA include specific restrictions and…
…When ordering your plants it is a good time to get the materials that you need for planting. Use soil that is designed for water gardens and avoid using bagged potting mix or other lightweight soils as they will float and cloud the water. * Lilies and Lotuses: Best grown in pots such as the Water…
…These insects thrive in freshwater aquatic and semi-aquatic environments. In their larval stages they live in tree holes plants rotting vegetation soil and artificial containers - including filtration systems infesting media pads where there's an abundance of organics from debris and fish waste.…
…Fahrenheit. You don't need to worry about land-loving terrestrial frogs. They will normally hibernate on land where they'll burrow deep into the soil beneath the frost line crawl into cracks and crevices in logs or rocks or dig down as far as they can in leaf litter. If you maintain your pond…
…based on which type of root mass the plant has. Here's what to do: * Lift the pot out of the water and gently remove the root mass. * Wash the soil off the mass with your hose and trim any dead foliage. * Divide the root mass depending on the type of root system. For plants with clumping roots…
…and repotted. For more information see Plant Maintenance - Season by Season. Check low areas around the pond's edge. Fill in any area that the soil may have washed away and adjust the liner accordingly. If you have a skimmer or waterfall filter check to make sure they are level and did not shift…
…box. Keep in mind that you will want the skimmer opening to be about 1 above water level. Step 4: Install Skimmer & Pump Tamp and level the soil then place the skimmer. Push the tubing through the grommet and into the skimmer. Assemble the check valve assembly on the pump and place it in the…
…approaches plants will naturally fall into a dormant state. To winterize hardy plants use your pruning tools to trim off dead foliage just above the soil. If your plants are in pots move the pot to the pond's bottom to protect the roots from freezing temperatures. For tropical water lilies floating…
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