Find Answers to Your Water Garden Questions: Visit our Pond Reference Section

Whether you already have a backyard water garden, or you are considering installing one this spring, now is a great time to start planning. Spring is the perfect time to build a pond or give your current water garden a face life. Once the weather breaks you want to be ready to get down to work, so it's important to properly plan and prepare ahead of time.

There are many helpful tools available on the Pondliner.com website to help you plan the perfect pond. Our Water Garden Reference section is filled with tons of articles that cover important topics such as:

• Water garden pump types
• Adding new fish to a new pond
• Adding water to your pond
• Pond aeration
• Pond liner installation
• Keeping your koi healthy
• And many more

As the weather turns warmer and we begin leaving winter behind, one of the articles you may want to specifically reference is our "Spring Start up Guide." It has everything you need to know about getting your pond up and running. It can help you determine which pond supplies you need and what you need to do to get your pond off to a healthy start this spring.

In addition to informational articles that cover just about every pond topic in the book, our Pond Reference Section also features all kinds of pond calculators. The most popular is the pond liner calculator. It helps you accurately measure your pond volume so that you know exactly how much pond liner you need.

Visit our Pond Reference Section today to access all our great tools and read up on helpful industry tips. Getting ready to create the perfect pond starts now!

*Image provided by Valerie Everett on Flickr

Hit a Break in the Weather? Get out Your Pond Skimmer

In many areas of the country, winter brings freezing temperatures, gloomy days and seemingly endless amounts of snow. This year especially has been a brutal one for residents all over the country. There has been little relief from the frigid conditions, and people are beginning to wonder if they'll ever be able to leave the house without being bundled from head to toe.

However, every once in a while there will still be a day or two of semi-warm temperatures that helps you and your environment thaw out a little. In addition to celebrating, you pond enthusiasts need to maximize these days to the fullest. Everyone wants to get outside once the temperature gets above freezing, so why not use your time in the fresh air to freshen up your pond?

Get out Your Pond Skimmer and Get Busy

If you catch a warm day this winter season, get out your pond skimmer and get busy! Even though your pond has been frozen over for the past couple of months, there's a good chance some debris and dirt has still managed to build up. This mixture will quickly turn into sludge and muck once the ice starts thawing. Give your pond a quick face lift by using your pond skimmer to remove these unwanted substances from the water's surface.

Skimming your pond will give it a fresh look for the rest of winter, while also ensuring that the water in it is as clean as possible. You don't have to remove every last bit of gunk, but get rid of the bigger stuff that could cause a problem down the road. Oxygen is already scarce in winter ponds, so you don't want your water to be clouded with unnecessary dirt and debris.

Spring-like days are going to be few and far between at this point, but it's important to make the most of them when they do unexpectedly arrive. These days should also get you thinking about what you want to do with your pond once warm weather is here to stay. Brainstorm some ideas for the coming seasons by browsing through the pond supplies and pond pictures at Pondliner.com.

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Sign up for the Water Garden Expo 2011 Today

We have exciting news for all you pond supply contractors and dealers out there: The 2011 Water Garden Expo is right around the corner! This year's event will be taking place on Thursday, February 10th and Friday, February 11th at the Shawnee Exposition Center in Shawnee, OK. Make sure you get a spot at this informational, enjoyable and highly anticipated event. Register today!

For those of you who aren't aware, the Water Garden Expo is an annual, two-day event sponsored by Pondliner.com that features a series of seminars aimed at getting pond supply contractors and dealers ready for business in 2011. Participants can learn tips and tricks from industry experts and attend a trade show that features some of the newest pond supplies and products on the market.

Participants can pick and choose from a variety of seminars to attend those that are most beneficial for them and their business. The Water Garden Expo offers a great opportunity to get together with other pond enthusiasts and gain important information that can help you business prosper in the New Year.

Click here to view the Water Garden Expo schedule, or go ahead and sign up today!

Beat the Winter Blues with Beautiful Pond Pictures

With all the harsh weather that has been sweeping across the country, many people are starting to get hit with a bad case of the winter blues. Homeowners can't even conjure up an image of a flower bed and pond enthusiasts are beginning to think they'll never see their backyard water gardens again.

If you are hitting a slump this season, we have the cure. You might not be able to look out your window and see your beloved garden pond, but you can head to the Pondliner pond galleries to check out our huge collection of pond pictures. All the images in this collection feature vibrant, lively and colorful water gardens that were captured during their peak seasons and sent in for your enjoyment.

You can check out beautiful pond pictures submitted by Pondliner customers who wanted to share the beauty they were able to create. In addition to getting a perk from looking at all the truly stunning creations, you can use the pond photos for inspiration as you plan for new additions you can make to your water garden this spring.

Many of the ponds you see in the gallery were created primarily with pond supplies from Pondliner.com. In some cases the person submitting the image pointed out which supplies they used, but if not you can always contact one of our representatives to find out.

Don't let the winter blues get the best of you. Spring is only a few months away, and our pond pictures can give you the extra perk you need to make it there. So the next time it's snowing, gray and gloomy outside, head to the Pondliner pond galleries to remind yourself of the beauty that will be here before you know it.

Happy Holidays from Pondliner.com

The holidays are a time for giving, buy we believe they are also a time to be grateful. This year, the staff at Pondliner.com would like to extend our thanks to all of you. We appreciate you coming to us for your pond supplies needs, and we hope to continue serving you for many years to come.

We know how important your backyard water gardens are to you, so we make it our business to supply you with the industry's best and most reliable products. Our goal is to help you build a pond that will be healthy and happy for years down the road.

Thank you, once again, for choosing Pondliner.com as your pond supplies distributor. If there is anything we can do to help you get your pond through the cold months that are ahead, please contact us. Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to assist you.

Happy Holidays!

What Your Fish Pond Liner Does for You

Anyone who has worked with backyard water gardens knows there are a variety of pond supplies that make these complex ecosystems tick. Although each of these pieces is important for the pond's overall function, it is the fish pond liner that really holds it all together.

Pond liners keep your backyard water garden functioning effectively - whether you have fish, plant life or both. They form the foundation of your pond, and they are responsible for keeping all the elements of your pond in place from season to season.

Because fish pond liners are responsible for so much, it makes sense that they need to be made from a durable material that can withstand just about anything. Your pond liner needs to:

• Stay in place in freezing cold temperatures and incredibly hot ones
• Remain strong against sharp objects that threaten to put holes or tears in it
• Form a durable layer to contain your pond's water
• Be free of algaecides and fire retardants, safe for fish and plant life and easy to install

As you can see, fish pond liners have a lot of big responsibilities. That's why it's important that you purchase a quality product and perform regular maintenance to help it stay in top condition for years to come.

There are two main types of pond liners you want to consider: PVC pond liners and EPDM pond liners. Both are safe for fish and designed to be extremely long lasting. Each one has different characteristics that make it attractive for pond owners. But if you purchase either of these types of liners from Pondliner. com, you can rest assured that you are getting a top-quality product that will last for many seasons.

Get fish pond liners and all the other pond supplies you need from Pondliner.com. We are dedicated to helping you build a healthy and happy backyard water garden you love.

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Help Your Fish Weather The Cold With a Garden Pond Heater

The weather outside is certainly turning frightful for many areas across the country. Winter is officially here, folks, and for those of you who have backyard water gardens, this is a critical time of year.

Fish ponds are designed to survive in the outdoors all year long, but in the coldest temperatures they may need extra help that Mother Nature can't provide. If you live in an area of the country that doesn't reach extremely cold temperatures, you won't have to worry about your pond life freezing to death.

However, if you battle months of brutal winter weather, you need to make sure your fish and other pond life have the supplies they need to survive.

When stocking up on winter pond supplies, one of the most important things to purchase is a garden pond heater.

How Does a Garden Pond Heater Help My Pond Life Survive the Cold?

Once a pond is frozen over, the healthy exchange of gases that normally occurs between your pond's water and the air around it is eliminated. Toxic gases produced by your fish and plant life then have the opportunity to build up in the water and become harmful.

However, garden pond heaters, also known as pond de-icers, are designed to create a small hole in your pond's ice that allows toxic chemicals to escape the water. A garden pond heater will not remove an entire sheet of ice from your pond's surface, but it doesn't need to. As long as there is a small hole in the ice, gases can be exchanged and your pond life will not suffer.

Pondliner.com carries a variety of different garden pond heaters to meet your needs. Some float on the surface of your water while others are designed to be submerged. Browse our available products to find the model that will work best for your pond.

As always, if you have any questions about keeping your pond healthy throughout the winter, please contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable pond supplies experts.

*Image provided by First Light Farms.

Happy Thanksgiving from Pondliner

This holiday season, we at Pondliner would like to say a very sincere thank you for your business. We know you have a lot of options, and we appreciate you choosing us as your pond supplies retailer.

Enjoy your Thanksgiving with family and friends. We'll be doing the same. Check back with us after the holidays to make sure you have everything you need to get your backyard water garden ready for winter. The cold weather is almost here, and we want to make sure your pond life if fully prepared for everything it is going to bring.

Once again, thank you for your business, and we look forward to being your pond supplies retailer for many years to come.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Simplify Pond Winterization by Purchasing a Pond Kit

In my last three posts I gave you lots of tips and tricks for how to get your pond ready for winter. I talked about the benefits of pond heaters, pond pumps and pond netting, and I described why a certain amount of debris is a good thing. I also went over the basics of caring for your fish and pond plant during cold temperatures.

If you are a new pond owner, you may have found yourself a bit overwhelmed. There's a lot to remember, and your pond life is really relying on you to get it right.

If you want to make the pond winterization process as easy as possible, you may want to consider purchasing a complete winterizing kit. Similar to a standard pond kit, these comprehensive winterization tools can help make sure you have everything you need to maintain a healthy aquatic environment - even in the coldest temperatures.

Pondliner carries the Laguna complete winterization kit . It comes with the following parts:

• 315W PowerHeat De-icer
• 15' x 20' Black Protective Pond Netting
• Pond Aeration Kit
• Premium Spirulina & Wheat Germ Food Sticks

Its purpose is to keep an area of your pond thawed in order to encourage the proper exchange of gases throughout the winter. Even if you pond freezes over, this winterization kit will keep a small area open to allow oxygen to get in and toxic gases to be released.

When you purchase the Laguna complete winterization kit, you will receive all the supplies mentioned above in one easy-to-manage box. The kits come with simple instructions that are designed to make the pond winterizing process as easy and straightforward as possible.

In addition to winterization kits, Pondliner also carries a variety of other pond supplies that can make sure your pond is winter-ready this season. Browse our complete selection today and get ready to get bundled up, because the cold is on its way!

How to Get Your Pond Ready for Winter: Part 3

In my final post on pond winterization, I will be discussing how to properly prepare your fish and plant life for the cold months ahead.

Getting Your Fish Ready for Winter

Many people are concerned about their fish not making it through the winter. However, if you follow these simple rules, you shouldn't have any problem:

Don't overfeed your fish. The metabolism of fish is controlled primarily by water temperature. This means that as your water gets colder, your fish need smaller amounts of food and less protein. Protein is harder to digest, so if you feed your fish high-protein food in cold water, they are going to excrete the extra as ammonia. A build-up of ammonia in the water stresses your fish and reduces their ability to survive.

How do you solve this problem? Once the water temperature drops to about 65 degrees Fahrenheit, start feeding your fish Spring & Autumn fish food. Then stop feeding your fish altogether once the temperature drops to about 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Their metabolism will be completely slowed down at that point, and they can survive without food until spring.

Make sure a section of your pond is at least 18 inches deep. As the weather gets colder, your fish will migrate to the deepest part of your pond to stay warm. Water that is at least 18 inches deep will provide them with a "warm" home for the winter.

How to Get Your Pond Plants Ready for the Cold

If you wait too long to take care of your pond plants, you will end up with a pond full of rotting leaves and buds. Follow the tips below to make sure your pond's plant life is ready for the cold months ahead:

1. Trim bog and marsh plants before frost hits
2. Pull out water lilies and trim off ALL their leaves
3. Move all potted plants into the deepest area of your pond to prevent them from freezing
4. Save any tropical lilies by storing them in peat moss, or just discard them

Don't Worry, Your Pond Life Will Return

Remember, winter does not mark the death of your water garden. Instead, it is a time for your fish and plant life to rest up and get ready for yet another lively spring. If you follow the winterization tips outlined in my "How to Get Your Pond Ready for Winter" posts, you will be prepared to get your pond ready for the winter months ahead.

Make sure you check out all the winterization pond supplies Pondliner has to help you get your pond through the cold winter months.

*Image provided by CaptPiper on Flickr

How to Get Your Pond Ready for Winter: Part 2

In my last post on pond winterization, I stressed the importance of leaving some debris in your pond during the cold winter months. I also pointed out how pond netting can help you achieve the perfect level of debris.

Today I'm going to be talking about the role of pond filters and pond pumps during the winter. If you're lucky enough to live in an area that doesn't get freezing temperatures, this won't apply much to you. But then again if you're one of those people, you probably aren't reading this post at all.

Rule #1: Remove your pond filter

For those of you who have a pond filter, now is the time to remove it. You don't need to filter the water during the cold winter months, and by leaving it in the water you are just putting it at risk for damage when your pond water freezes.

Rule #2: Utilize your pond pump as an oxygen provider

Even though your pond life goes into hibernation during the winter, it still needs oxygen to survive. The best way to provide this oxygen is by keeping your pond water moving. But how do you do this when the temperatures are cold enough to freeze your pond solid? Use a pond pump with a fountain.

The Benefits of Pond Pumps with Fountains

Submerged pond pumps with fountains provide a steady stream of oxygen to your pond life while keeping a portion of your pond water from freezing. Set the pump on bricks about a foot below the water to prevent it from getting clogged by any debris that's floating around.

A clogged pond pump can be incredibly disturbing to hibernating pond life, so you want to avoid this if at all possible. A clogged pump will also decrease the amount of output from the fountain - which in turn decreases the amount of oxygen being pushed through the water - so you definitely want to prevent that from happening.

If you don't have excessive freezing in your area, a pond pump with fountain may be a bit of overkill. In these cases, it might be better to use a floating pond heater.

Why You May Want to Consider a Floating Pond Heater

Pond heaters, also known as pond de-icers, create a small hole in frozen pond water that allows any toxic chemicals in the water to escape. These pond products don't remove an entire sheet of ice from your pond, but they provide a big enough hole that fresh, healthy oxygen can reach your pond life.

Stay tuned...

As you can see, pond pumps play an important role in keeping your pond healthy throughout the cold winter months. In my next post I'll be talking about how to get your fish, plants and and other pond life ready for freezing temperatures. In the meantime, browse our website to make sure you have all the pond supplies you need for the rapidly approaching cold.

*Image provided by Muffet on Flickr

How to Get Your Pond Ready for Winter: Part 1

Whether we like to admit it or not, winter is rapidly approaching. Days are shorter and darker and temperatures are inevitably dropping. Most homeowners know how to get their yards ready for the cold months ahead, but they sometimes struggle to achieve the same level of preparation for their ponds.

Either they don't have the right pond supplies on hand or they use the right products at the wrong time. They may even do too much winter preparation which can be just as damaging as not doing enough.

This is going to be the first of several posts in which I share helpful tips on how to properly winterize your pond and ensure that the life within it emerges healthy and happy in the spring. For starters, I'm going to share some information that seem like a bit of a contradiction.

You want to leave some debris, dirt and mud in your pond when preparing it for winter.

Yes, you read that correctly. Some pond owners go a tad overboard with their pond cleaning. They drain out all the water, scrub the pond liner and refill the pond with fresh water. This is detrimental if winter is on the way. Frogs, snails and microscopic pond life rely on the mud at the bottom of your pond to keep them warm during winter. And your fish are counting on there being a cozy bed of leaves and disintegrated muck for them to hibernate in during the coldest days.

How Much Debris Should You Leave in Your Pond?

It's good practice to remove about 90% of the leaves and other debris that have accumulated in your pond throughout the fall. Leave the rest for your fish and other pond life to enjoy. You may be surprised at the diversity of life that emerges in spring if you leave a few natural resources in your pond to help new life flourish.

How Pond Netting Can Help

Keep in mind that trees are going to continue to dispel leaves, sticks and other miscellaneous debris all throughout the winter. If your pond isn't frozen, you don't want all this excess debris to build up and become overwhelming. Prevent this problem by covering your pond with some nearly invisible black pond netting. (We're currently running a special offering 15% off our premium pond netting, so now is a great time to stock up on this important pond product.)

Stay tuned for more helpful pond winterization tips coming your way this month, and be sure to browse our website to find all the pond supplies you need to get your pond ready for the season's coldest temperatures.




*Image provided by foto3116 on Flickr

Protect Your Pond This Fall with Fish Pond Netting

With fall quickly arriving, homeowners across the country are getting ready to tackle falling leaves of every size, shape and color. However, when you own a backyard water garden, these leaves can cause quite a problem.

That's because when leaves fall into your pond, they don't stay on the surface. They tend to sink to the bottom where they can clog your pond pump or cause a variety of other maintenance issues. Wet leaves are also difficult to remove from your pond, and if they stay in the water for too long they can start to decompose and release harmful toxins.

However, you don't have to worry about any of these problems if you purchase fish pond netting from Pondliner.com. Fish pond netting provides a virtually invisible protective barrier that keeps falling leaves and other debris out of your pond water. Any debris collects on top of the pond netting which leaves the water beneath it as clean and clear as ever. In addition, fish pond netting is useful for protecting your pond life from any potential predators.

Right now we're running a special on Laguna Fish Pond Netting. You can get 20% off when you purchase either the 15' x 12' pond net, the 15' x 20' pond net or the 20' x 30' pond net. Now is the time to save on this important piece of pond equipment.

Take advantage of all the great deals we offer on the pond supplies you want most. Fall is here and winter is right around the corner, so it's time to make sure your pond has everything it needs to tackle the season's coldest weather.



*Photo provided by jpctalbot on Flickr

Get Deals on Pond Supplies by Becoming a Fan of Pondliner on Facebook

Have you checked out Pondliner's Facebook page yet? Have you become a fan?

If not, you're missing out on incredibly easy ways to save money on our high-quality pond supplies! On our Facebook page we frequently feature exclusive promotional deals that can only be accessed by our fans. For example, right now you can save 20% on our Little Giant WGP Dual-Discharge Pond Pumps. All you have to do is use the checkout code "Giant" when purchasing one of these great product any time between now and September 28th.

Take advantage of this deal and many others by becoming a fan of our Facebook page today. We also post helpful maintenance and pond care tips, and our pond supplies experts will respond directly to any of your questions or comments.

Once you become a fan, we encourage you to check back frequently to stay up to date on our latest pond supplies deals.

For more ways to save money, don't forget to check out our Bargain Basement as well as any current promotions being run on our site. You can also sign up to receive email updates on more exclusive deals. Take advantage of all these great cost-cutting opportunities today!



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Pressurized Pond Filters Provide Plenty of Benefits for Your Pond

By now you all know the benefit of pond filters: They help keep your pond clean by getting rid of various kinds of debris and biological waste.

You also know that there are many different kinds of pond filters that offer varying levels and types of filtration. The kind I'm excited to tell you about today is called a pressurized pond filter.

This particular kind of filter is incredibly efficient and provides the maximum benefit for your pond. It is contained within the piping of a pond pump or within the pump itself which greatly increases efficiency and allows for a more thorough cleaning of your pond water.

Because of their unique design, pressurized pond filters also prevent any excess filter residue from seeping into the water. This allows them to provide the cleanest water possible which in turn minimizes the amount of work you need to do.

Since they're contained within a pond pump, pressurized pond filters can also be used in place of a water feature. This essentially allows them to serve as two pond products in one, and as a result you can save a great deal of time, money and effort when it comes to pond cleaning and water feature accents.

Pressurized pond filters often cost a little more than their traditional counterparts, but the benefits they provide far outweigh the additional cost. They're more efficient and generally provide cleaner, healthier water.

Pondliner carries a variety of pressurized pond filters, and one of our most popular brands is the Laguna Pressure-Flo Pond Filter. Check it out today to see if this model will meet your pond's needs.

As always, don't forget that Pondliner carries all the pond supplies you need to keep your pond life healthy and happy year-round. Take advantage of low prices by shopping our Bargain Basement and checking out our latest promotional coupons today.




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Discover the Best Deals on Pond Supplies

Any good pond owner knows that building and maintaining a beautiful backyard water garden can be quite an investment. There are many important pieces to be purchased, and they all play an important role in keeping your pond functioning effectively. Here at Pondliner.com, it's our goal to help you get the high-quality pond supplies you need at affordable prices.

To help you save money on the products you want most, we've created a page on our webiste that's dedicated solely to current promotions. On this page you'll find a listing of any discounts being offered on pond supplies. Each sale item is accompanied by a specific Pondliner.com promo code that will ensure you receive the appropriate discount during checkout.

Discounts and Pondliner.com promo codes change regularly, so it's a good idea to check back frequently for the latest deals. You can also sign up to receive our special email promotions by entering your email addresss in the appropriate box on our website's left navigation menu.

In addition to taking advantage of our email promotions and Pondliner.com promo codes, we also encourage you to check out our Bargain Basement. It has a huge selection of pond supplies and accessories at reduced prices. In the Bargain Basement it's easy to find great deals on high-quality products every day.

Building a backyard water garden is an investment, but it doesn't have to break the bank. Utilize all the resources above and see how Pondliner.com can help you build an affordable pond you'll love for years to come.

*Image provided by AMagill on Flickr

Save 15% on Select Pond Supplies Now

Any pond enthusiast will tell you there's nothing better than a pond supplies sale. That's why we at Pondliner.com are dedicated to bringing you special deals on many of the products you want most.

Right now we're offering 15% off both our Little Giant water feature pumps and Microbe-Lift Legacy fish food - two of the products you need to create stand-out backyard water gardens.

There are many different kinds of pond pumps to choose from, but the Little Giant water feature pumps are specially designed to meet the demands of the most impressive water features. With these pumps you can easily create waterfalls, streams and other moving water displays right in your backyard. Little Giant water feature pumps are built strong from stainless steel, cast iron and durable thermoplastic, and they're designed to run effectively for long periods of time.

Once you've built your water feature, it's time to add some beautiful fish to your pond. Fish need nutrients to stay strong and healthy, and Microbe-Lift Legacy fish food is a great way to provide that. Whether you're looking for cold or warm weather fish food, mini pellets, immunostimulants, or food that's intended to increase growth and energy, Pondliner.com has the products you need. Right now we're offering 15% off every Microbe-Lift Legacy fish food variety, so it's easy to get more of the kinds your fish like best.

Our 15% off deal won't last long, so be sure to stock up on these quality pond supplies soon. Summer is drawing to a close, but there's still plenty of time to enjoy your backyard pond before the weather turns cold.

The Top Six Reasons to Purchase a Little Giant Pond Filter

The key to reducing pond maintenance and creating a cleaner environment for your pond life is to purchase the correct pond filter.

A pond filter is the equivalent of a live-in maid for your pond. Its job is to clean out debris and biological waste that would otherwise build up and negatively impact the quality of your pond water. There are a variety of different systems on the market, and they all come with varying levels of mechanical and/or biological filtration.

Pondliner.com carries quality pond filters from a variety of big name pond supplies distributors, and one of the names we trust most is Little Giant. Their products have many redeeming qualities, and below I've compiled a list of the top six reasons to purchase one of their pond filters.

Little Giant pond filters:

1. Use patented BioVort technology to evenly disperses debris within the pond filter and settle solid bio-loads
2. Supply superior pond filtration
3. Require minimal pond filter maintenance
4. Have plumbing that is entirely hidden
5. Offer low-profile filtration that can be easily disguised by pond plants, foliage, etc.
6. Provide both mechanical and biological filtration

In addition to the features listed above, Little Giant products are also known for their durability and exceptional performance. They generally come with at least a one-year warranty, but customers rarely experience any problems with them.

We carry a variety of Little Giant models that fit the needs of all different kinds of ponds. As an added bonus, we have an entire section of Little Giant pond filter accessories that will help keep your filter running effectively for years to come.

Learn more about Little Giant pond filters. A clean pond is synonymous with a happy pond, so find the filter that best meets your pond life’s needs today.



*Image provided by ConspiracyofHappiness on Flickr.

Get Inspired by Beautiful Garden Pond Pictures

If there’s one characteristic all pond owners share, it’s their ability to truly appreciate beauty.

Backyard water gardens are made with a combination of natural and artificial materials, but the end result is always something aesthetically pleasing and 100% beautiful.

Whether you’re building your first pond or searching for new ways to enhance your current one, one of the best ways to find inspiration is by seeing what other pond enthusiasts have done. Scouring the Internet for pond pictures can be a bit overwhelming, so Pondliner.com decided to dedicate a section of its site to collecting and sharing beautiful garden pond pictures.

Our Pond Gallery is filled with pictures sent in from hundreds of satisfied customers who have created beautiful garden ponds using pond supplies they purchased from us. We have everything from tiny backyard water gardens to expansive fish ponds featuring an array of impressive water features, lush foliage and other artful accents.

If you’re looking for beautiful garden pond pictures, there’s no better place to go than the Pondliner.com Pond Gallery. Some customers include descriptions with their pictures that detail all the pond supplies they used, while others simple send in pictures and invite you to enjoy their creations.

We’re thoroughly impressed by the stunning backyard ponds our customers created, and we’re sure you’ll find them equally inspiring.

Take a look at our garden pond pictures today. See what fellow pond enthusiasts are doing with their backyard water gardens, and send in a picture or two of your own. We’re constantly expanding our Pond Gallery, and we’d love to add your creation to the mix.

Say Goodbye to Complicated Measurements: Use our Pond Liner Calculator Today

Pond liners are the true foundation of your pond, and they are ultimately responsible for keeping everything in it functioning properly. Knowing that, it can be intimidating to try to choose the right kind of liner and determine which size you need.

The last thing you want to do is leave part of your pond bottom exposed or have excess liner bunching up around the sides. However, trying to calculate the measurements you need can oftentimes be more complicated than helpful. Thankfully, you don’t have to worry about any of these problems when you use our helpful and efficient pond liner calculator.

Determine your pond’s volume in gallons by entering its average length, width and depth. Then figure out which size liner will best fit your pond by entering its maximum length, width and depth. Hit the calculate button and your pond volume and liner size will be instantly displayed on the screen.

If you are unsure how to measure your pond, our pond liner calculator outlines the process step by step, clearly identifying how to properly measure for each element needed.

Keep in mind that your pond liner should have enough surface area to follow the contours of the pond bed and leave about a one foot margin around the pond edge. Ideally, you want to install permanent pond liners that are durable enough to withstand a variety of weather and water conditions. This will save you the hassle of having to regularly replace this integral part of your pond.

If you’re wondering which kind of pond liner to purchase, we strongly recommend you consider either PVC or EPDM pond liners. Both are durable and strong, lightweight and easy to maneuver, safe for fish and long-lasting.

To browse our complete selection of pond liners and other important pond supplies, visit our online store today.


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