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How to Determine the Size of Your Farm Pond
Before you can set a budget for your pond liner and heavy machinery costs, you’ll need to know the approximate size of the pond.
Embankment vs Excavated Farm Ponds
Once you’re prepared for the permit process and you’ve picked a site for your pond, you can move on to designing its size, shape, layout, and special features.
Choosing the Right Farm Pond Liner
When you can’t rely on the soil itself to hold water, you have three main options for lining your farm pond.
Water Sources for Your Farm Pond
Regardless of the type or size of farm pond you design, you’ll need fresh water flowing into it to replace what’s lost through evaporation and overflow.
How to Choose a Location For Your Farm Pond
There are dozens of different considerations that determine the perfect site for a pond. Many of them are a matter of preference or fixed by circumstances, such as proximity to your home for convenient swimming...
Benefits of a Farm Pond
Ponds are relatively easy and affordable to create, offer multiple benefits to the property owner, and require relatively little maintenance and troubleshooting when built correctly.
How to Use Your Light Deprivation Greenhouse to Tend Sick Plants
If any of the plants you are growing begin to show signs that they are undergoing some type of disease, pest, fertilizer burn, or drooping leaves and general symptoms of sickness, a separate greenhouse can be designated for these plants.
Things You May Not Know About Light Deprivation Greenhouses
here are several intricacies to light deps that make them more productive and easier to source organic nutrients, help infected plants, return to health and more.
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Is a Light Deprivation Greenhouse Right for Your Business?
To determine whether the costs of implementing a light dep system are worth the reward, you might want to take a few things into account.
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Different Light Deprivation Greenhouse Setups
There are several different designs to choose from, from the most complex, to the simplest.
How to Make Your Own Light Deprivation Greenhouse
To start on your light dep project, we will focus first on greenhouse construction.
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How to Use Greenhouse Light Deprivation for Your Business
If you are looking to increase your yields, have many harvests throughout the growing season, or withstand extreme weather conditions, light depriving greenhouse systems are a viable answer to your business-related questions.
Greenhouse Light Deprivation FAQ
Light deprivation greenhouses give the advantage of many harvests per season, protection from frost, early flowering, and the possibility of automation. Learn more in our FAQ.
Which Plants Grow Best with Greenhouse Light Deprivation?
There are several species of plants that have been noted to do exceptionally well in a light deprivation greenhouse:
How Greenhouse Light Deprivation Works
Light deprivation, also known as "light dep," is a technique that controls how often plants receive light, and how much light is received.
Benefits of Greenhouse Light Deprivation
The benefits of light deprivation are numerous. If you're thinking about starting light deprivation growing on your property or in your business, here's what you need to know.
Waterfalls 101
Waterfalls create a beautiful, sparkling cascade of water that produces their signature, soothing sound. A water feature with a waterfall is ideal to place near a patio or any outdoor sitting area.
Water Garden Troubleshooting
Water features are usually very low-maintenance. But once in a while, you’ll encounter problems.
4 Types of Water Garden Plants
If you’ve only grown plants on dry land, you’re in for a treat. Water garden plants are fascinating, fun, and beautiful.
Understanding Water Garden Pumps and Fountains
Pumps are like the heart of the garden. They are the devices that push water through filters, up through fountains, and along streams. They vary widely in size, power, and price.
Tips on Which Materials to Choose for your Water Garden
Concrete block is readily available at garden centers, easy to work with, and usually less expensive than natural stone. While designs and coloring of concrete has improved in recent years, there’s just no replacing natural stone.
Maintaining Your Water Feature
Your water garden will do well with minimal attention. You will need to spend some time in the spring setting it up and then sometime in late fall, prepping it for winter. But water gardening otherwise will be some of the lowest-maintenance gardening you’ll do!
Choosing and Caring for Fish in Your Water Garden Pond
Fish add color, movement, and life to any water garden. Even in a small container garden, you can put a small betta, which is one of the most tolerant of a wide variety of conditions.