Hello Tim,

We hope that everyone survived the recent deep freeze without any significant damage to your water feature or your wet pets. Needless to say, we've sold a lot of pond de-icers the last week. If you're looking for more info on winter pond care check out the article below.

In this month's newsletter, we also have information on this year's Garden & Home Show, a link to the 2024 Aquascape Catalog and this month's Aquascape video.

Happy Pondering,

The True Pump Team

Winter is sometimes a hard time for pond enthusiasts. You miss the tropical paradise that your fish and waterlilies provide for you during the summer months. As you stare at the snow and ice outside, it’s easy to fall into winter pond paranoia – wondering about your fish. Avoid unnecessary worries by arming yourself with a bit of knowledge.

When you live in the colder parts of the country, you know that your pond will be covered by a thick layer of ice at times during the winter months. After a couple of days of not being able to see your fish, you can’t help but wonder what you’re finned friends are thinking and doing under that ice. You know enough to keep an open hole in the ice for gas exchange, but it doesn’t provide you with a window to see if they’re okay.

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We look forward to seeing you at the Colorado Garden & Home Show, February 24 - March 3 at the Colorado Convention Center. Stop by Booth #1428 to say hi, learn more about the new products for this upcoming season, grab a seminar schedule, sign up for our FREE GIVEAWAY and pick-up a coupon for some special in-store savings!

Our current web site is going through a complete remodel. The new site will have easier navigation, streamlined shopping, and even more educational information. Keep an eye on future newsletters for further updates.

"Design your water feature from the inside out." The views of your pond from inside your home are just as important as those from the outside.