Preparing Your Pond for the Season Ahead
Harrietta Hills' philosophy is to do only what is necessary: keep ponds as natural as possible while meeting the aesthetic goals of clients.
Harrietta Hills' philosophy is to do only what is necessary: keep ponds as natural as possible while meeting the aesthetic goals of clients.
Creating and maintaining a thriving pond involves navigating various challenges. We can help!
Traditional control methods are not always as effective as one would like, which can be immensely frustrating. Enter; the bird laser.
Nobody likes swimming in slime, muck and weeds. We are constantly asked about the best methods to clean up around swim areas and docks.
Phragmites is a threat that requires control to maintain healthy native communities around ponds, along lakeshores, and in wetland areas.
Being aware of your surroundings can help you avoid trouble. Being aware of what is going on around your pond or lake is no different.
A hot summer has brought a number of questions from our customers about “toxic algae blooms” on ponds and what to do about them.
With an early(ish) spring this year, we are getting quite a few inquiries about early-season algae issues.
A lot of pond owners don’t realize that they can put in a little work now to slow weed and algae growth before it even starts.