QUESTION: Is it safe to feed my fish right now? ANSWER: Fish are cold-blooded animals. They do not generate their own body heat. Their body temperature is reliant on their environment and the water temperature of your pond. Fish conserve energy by remaining closer to the bottom of the
PLANNING YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN More and more people are realizing the value in getting produce locally. It can’t get any more local than your backyard! Nothing tastes better than vegetables picked fresh from your own garden. There’s a certain satisfaction to serving and eating f
BENEFICIAL INSECTS Looking for an Eco-friendly way to get rid of bad bugs or a way to help pollinate your veggie gardens and fruit trees? Check out these critters… MASON BEES Mason bees are a type of native bee that’s quite common throughout most of the U.S. They are usually a
POND & FISH CARE IN FREEZING WEATHER Freezing weather is in the forecast. Here’s how to keep your fish and pond equipment safe. FISH Koi and Goldfish are extremely hardy. The cold weather doesn’t affect them too much. As water temperatures decrease, you will notice your fish slowl
Welcome to March’s Newsletter February was a brutal month with the #Snowpocalypse taking place and now we are extra eager for spring and every sunshine-y day leading up to it. The first day of spring is March 20th. Let the countdown begin! It’s that time of year! We are cu
Welcome to February’s Newsletter Is anyone else feeling inspired and eager for spring? We sure are. We’ve decided to structure February’s Newsletter a little differently, hoping it will inspire you to pursue gardening and pond-related hobbies and enjoyment. For this
Welcome to December’s Newsletter Happy Holidays to all of you! We hope your Thanksgiving was filled with good food and great company. Did you have a chance to pick out your Christmas tree yet? Have no fear, we still have MANY gorgeous trees available. Why buy your Christmas tree
Welcome to November’s Newsletter The dark days of November are here, but they don’t have to be gloomy or depressing. Come visit the gift shop at Falling Water Gardens to find fun lighting options and the cutest holiday gifts and decor that will brighten up your holidays! V
Welcome to October’s Newsletter Welcome to fall! Not only is it time to dust off the crock pot and get the tea kettle going, it is also time to get your ponds ready for winter. We recommend scheduling your fall pond prep if you haven’t already. Are you a do-it-yourselfer?
