A pond that goes into pollen peak with strong bacterial populations, good oxygen levels, and a clear baseline has an excellent chance of coming through the spring window with water clarity intact. A pond that waits for the problem to be visible before acting will spend the entire summer playing catch-up.
What's Sitting at the Bottom of Your Pond Right Now? CWP Sludge & Muck Reduction...
Every season, we receive messages like this: “The algae keeps coming back. The water turns green....
Clean Water Pro and founder Lynne Melvin were mentioned in an article published by Water Today New...
If you’ve lived in Manitoba for any amount of time, you’ve probably seen wetlands without even...
Koi and goldfish are ectothermic (cold-blooded). Their body temperature and metabolism follow the...
Winter brings beautiful snowy landscapes, and a set of challenges for homeowners with ponds. One...
Most koi don’t struggle to survive winter — they struggle to survive change. Every fall, as the...
Executive Summary This white paper provides a technical analysis of the occurrence, causes, and...
As pond owners, we often focus on what we can see — algae, water clarity, shoreline plants, or...
