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My Pond is Overflowing and Flooding My Yard

When we get this call from Phoenix pond owners, the first thing we tell them is: don’t panic, and turn off the water source to the pond.

There are a couple of reasons this could be happening, and it’s likely to be a pretty easy fix that you can manage on your own without having to pay a professional.

Phoenix Ponds and Pest Management

Phoenix homeowners are often concerned about insects while hanging around their Phoenix pond, as well as how to deal with pest management next to a living organic water feature…

THE “WINTER” PHOENIX POND

hoenix homeowners (especially those from back East or the Midwest) are sometimes confused by the fact that our waterfalls and ponds here don’t turn into ice sculptures during the winter months like they do in other parts of the nation. Yet their Phoenix ponds still tend to look a bit sad and dreary December thru February, and the fish seem to be hiding on the bottom of the pond. “Winter” in Phoenix is a bit different…

HOW DO I CONTROL THE PLANTS IN MY PHOENIX POND?

Keeping a pond healthy is critical to its success for Phoenix homeowners. To maintain a functioning ecosystem, backyard water features require occasional plant thinning or dividing, which should initially be done just as the water warms up after winter…

CRAWDADS IN YOUR PHOENIX POND

We have been asked on occasion by Phoenix homeowners if they can put crawdads in their Phoenix pond. Let’s explore that a bit…