Quick answer: Pond algae comes in a few distinct types — filamentous, planktonic, muskgrass (Chara),
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Quick answer: Pond algae comes in a few distinct types — filamentous, planktonic, muskgrass (Chara),
Quick answer: Pond weeds spread fastest in warm water above 60°F and are best controlled
Quick answer: Blue-green algae is actually cyanobacteria, not true algae, and it can produce toxins
For years, pond owners have relied on chemical treatments to keep their water clear. But
Maintaining a crystal-clear pond doesn’t require harsh chemicals. Using beneficial bacteria is a natural way
A mild winter might seem like a break from chores, but for your pond’s ecosystem,
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As more regions experience record-breaking summer temperatures, pond owners face increasing challenges to keep their
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If you’re a pond owner, you’ve likely encountered pond weeds—also known as aquatic plants. While
Is your pond starting to smell, look murky, or feel spongy underfoot near the shoreline?
A thriving pond is a living, breathing ecosystem. One important component in every pond is
Cattails are a familiar sight around ponds, lakes, marshes, and ditches throughout North America. Known
Duckweed is a fast-growing aquatic plant that can quickly take over a pond if left
Algae is one of the most common—and frustrating—issues pond and water feature owners face. But
