Solutions for your Natural Pond

[@tjacasaur]

You guys are awesome, wonderful info! subbed

[@Iabunawass]

I really appreciate that exclamation. Thanks!

[@rydermoore9749]

Excellent video! Wonderfully informative in all the right ways.

[@turpinlandscapedesign3070]

Thank you!

[@undrachevr]

Great tips.

[@taramansion]

Everyone should have a pond, even if just a small one. They are so relaxing. Maybe we'd all be nicer if we did!

[@PutsPonds]

Great video guys!!!

[@turpinlandscapedesign3070]

Thanks Dan!

[@toddh3774]

Beautiful ponds!! Any suggestions on aquatic plants besides tropicals to get some interest and bio mass outside of the summer season? either winter or spring time?

[@turpinlandscapedesign3070]

We will work on that video! Thanks for letting us put your pond in our videos!

[@Tokyblaze]

So my pond is about 200 gallon and it’s 3 4 feet deep and there’s a shallow side with one of those sorinkler pumps my pet store be good

[@homesteadhoney5281]

I'm buying a piece of land in Texas that has a natural mud bottom. I'm going to try these techniques. I want to make it deeper, clean it up, improve the water quality etc. to hopefully get some interesting things living there, like turtles, bluegill or trout. Something different than the over done koi and gold fish. Boring! I would like to attract wild water fowl like ducks or geese to stop by on flights. Is there a way to do that?