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Tag Archives: pond algaePond Algae 101 (Part II) – The Role of Pond PlantsAugust 17, 2008 – 12:00 am
If your pond is built properly and you’ve maintained the right balance between plants, fish and scavengers, controlling algae problems isn’t difficult as mentioned in our previous article on pond algae. Algae problems in water gardens are usually the result of excess nutrients in the water. One simple way to control excess nutrients is with [...] Pond Algae 101 – Basic Simple Backyard Pond Algae RemovalAugust 13, 2008 – 12:00 am
Plankton, – the pea-soup algae that most pond owners are familiar with is probably the most common type of algae in ponds -both large and small. Plankton is the type of algae that makes the water look green. It causes you not to be able to see your fish as clearly as you may want [...]
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