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The Pond Doctor
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The Pond Book! Water quality concerns have a
daily impact on our lives in every direction we turn. We are continually
concerned with t The Pond Owners Guide is a series of e-books intended to assist the pond owner with the periodic maintenance required for to maintain the level of water quality they desire, and to answer many of questions that come up in various areas of pond management. “The Pond Doctor”, licensed by the States of Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, as an aquatic herbicide and pesticide professional, wrote the information presented in these e-books. He has many years of experience and knowledge in the area of pond management and aquatic weed control. His continuing desire to find more natural alternatives to solving aquatic weed problems and improving the water quality has been the inspiration behind the writing of these e-books. These e-books can be purchased individually or collectivity. You can also subscribe to our update service, and whenever an e-book that you have purchased is updated, you will receive an update too. Now that you have spent time & money on your pond, keep it Online Ordering Available Soon.... For the first time, our Pond Management book is being offered, online, For just $4.99 a chapter, pick and choose the chapters you need. Give You may use PayPal or any credit card registered through Paypal, to Ask The Doctor Aeration Algae Aquatic Weed Identification Biological Water Treatments Chemicals & Chemical Control Critter Problems Do-It-Yourself Treatments Duckweed & Watermeal Filter Plans Fish Stocking Habitat Leaks Nutrient Control Organic Sediment/Sludge Parasites Pond Construction Pond Dyes Pond Sizing Stratification Structure Turbidity Water Fowl Water Quality Weed Control Methods |
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water quality in our drinking water. We are equally concerned with the water
quality in the lakes and ponds we use for recreation. In fact, quality water is
one of the most precious natural resources we have, and yet it is being used up
at an alarming rate. In the last 30 plus years, the demand for quality water
has increased by over 150%.