PONDS by Kulaks

Here at Kulaks Nursery we carry everything you need for your existing pond. If you are looking for cool weather and summer season food, we have it. If you notice problems with your fish, we have the medicine to get them splashing around faster then ever. Need a new pump? Need to clear up that ever blooming algae problem? Pay a visit to Kulak’s Pond Section and find everything you will need for every pond issue. Don’t see it? Ask! On a weekly basis we are getting in pond supplies. Anything you may need we can get. Our staff is very knowledgeable with everything that comes to ponds, so don’t be afraid to ask some questions.

Many people would like to have a pond. For those of you who are just becoming interested in pondscaping, here are some facts to get you excited in creating one in your very own backyard. A pond is a natural way for many to find a way to relax after a busy day at the office. The pond creates a peaceful, soothing atmosphere for all to enjoy. Then add the company of fish or compliment your pond with flowering water plants. Don’t forget the evening bloomers; they are water plants that only bloom at night. Starting in May come see our extensive collection of water plants. Lights are available to illuminate your pond for all hour enjoyment. Ponds come in all shapes and sizes to fit everyone’s budget.

Here at Kulaks, we are planning seminars to further help you in planning and maintaining your pond. Check back to our Events Page often to see when we will be hosting our seminars.

Things you the homeowner can think about before stopping in to Kulaks Nursery.

1. What is the location you have in mind for building your pond?
Ponds should be a focal point. Can you see your pond from your patio or deck? Is it visible from your kitchen or living room window? Is the area close to electricity? If not how do you plan on getting electricity to your pond? We do suggest that you have your pond on its own circuit.

2. How large of a pond are you considering? Ponds that will be built to over-winter fish need to be at a depth of 24 inches. Fish can safely survive at this depth. This is also the maximum depth for most town ordinances that does not require any kind of fencing to be installed around the pond. Keep this in mind when considering depths above 24 inches.

3. Will you be adding plants and or fish? Plants are an excellent way to help in filtering your pond. The most ideal places to put pond plants are in an area that has movement, ie: the waterfall, stream, or near the filter. Some suggestions are: umbrella grass, papyrus, water hyacinth, and iris. All of these plants are available for purchase at our garden center.