Welcome to March’s Newsletter Spring is upon us and it’s time to start thinking of cleaning up the pond and getting it ready for the spring and summer season. Need help with the maintenance? Give Falling Water Designs a call! Think you can do it on your own? Check out our
Pond and Fish Care in Freezing Weather Freezing weather is in the forecast. Here’s how to keep your fish and pond equipment safe. FISH Decorative pond fish like Koi and Goldfish are extremely hardy. The cold weather doesn’t usually affect them. Your fish will float just inches from th
Welcome to October’s Newsletter Summer is over and Fall has begun! It’s that time to get your ponds ready for winter. If you haven’t already you’ll want to schedule your fall pond cleaning. Are you a do it yourselfer? We’ve got our How To on how to winter
Welcome to September’s Newsletter Summer has finally arrived! Yeah! But in a few more days children will be returning to school! Yeah! Remember to be careful in school zones. Our ponds, fish and gardens are doing great and we don’t want to think about upcoming Fall weather. Here
Welcome to August’s Newsletter Can you believe we’re almost into Autumn already? It seems we just started summer not long ago! With the days getting shorter and colder there are several things you need to get ready for both your ponds and gardens. For this month’s Ho
Welcome to July’s Newsletter Summer is here and July also means our awesome birthday bash for Falling Water Gardens! This year we’re going BIG and passing the savings to our wonderful customers who help to keep us in business. Thank you! For further details on the sales ch
Welcome to June’s Newsletter Summer is right around the corner and so is Father’s Day! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for June 18th and 19th as we’ll be celebrating Dad’s those two days. For this month’s How To address failing or faulty pumps.
Welcome to May’s Newsletter April showers bring May flowers…as well as Mother’s day! Don’t forget to mark your calendar for our big Mother’s Day extravaganza happening on May 7th and May 8th. For this month’s How To Keep predators from your pond and
Welcome to April’s Newsletter How awesome is it that Spring is here! With that though it means it’s time to get your ponds ready for the season and or signed up for pond cleanings. As it stands our pond temperature is reading above 50 degrees Fahrenheit so those with fish
