The Pond Co.

06/20/2026

KOI FISH SALE!
25% OFF
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05/23/2026

Happy Memorial Day!
The Pond Company is closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. On Tuesday, May 26, we are opening late and will open at 10:00am.

05/19/2026

CAN WE CATCH A BREAK ON OUR NIGHT TIME TEMPS?!

BRING THOSE HYACINTH AND WATER LETTUCE
(and any tropical Pond Plants)
INSIDE FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS and NIGHTS!

05/14/2026

Fish arrived!
We received our order this morning and have kept an eye on them all day. They are beautiful and ready to find their forever homes.

05/01/2026

Hello everybody!

Well, after waking up this morning and looking at our 10 day forecast, unfortunately fish will have to be delayed another week.

We have to protect our water plants for you and the amount of space it takes up for that encroaches on where we would have our fish in our warehouse.

Please call the store with any questions. 952-378-1079
Keep those tropical plants warm!

04/29/2026

Hello Pond People!

Due to the cold temperatures for the next few days, we have moved our plants into our warehouse to protect them. You still can come in and pick out plants!

Unfortunately, because of the tight squeeze, we have postponed getting our fish in until next week - weather permitting.

It seems like our spring just doesn’t want to start up fully yet. We will post when fish arrive.

04/24/2026

POND PLANTS ARRIVED!!

03/26/2026

‘Tis the season…

Are you concerned that your pond might have a leak? 💧

If water loss seems excessive, don’t worry—most leaks are easy to find and fix! Start by checking your waterfall or stream for wet spots (that’s where most leaks happen). Still no luck? Turn off the waterfall and watch the water level—this helps pinpoint the problem.

From simple edge adjustments to liner patches, a little detective work goes a long way. And before you know it, you’ll be back to enjoying your pond again!

To learn more visit the link below >>
https://www.aquascapeinc.com/water-gardening/how-to/think-you-have-a-pond-leak-dont-panic