March / April 2015

Language of Koi: Why you should sell Koromo and Goshiki

Koromo and Goshiki are two separate koi varieties, but at almost all the koi shows, they are categorized as one. At a glance, they may look like completely different varieties. Their roots, however, are the same: Asagi and Kohaku. Because the Goshiki variety has advanced so much (as you can see in photo 1, above …

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Eric Triplett Pond Digger

Keep Your Pond Philosophies Up-to-Date

McDonald’s has been selling virtually the same menu since I was a kid: burgers, fries, shakes and chicken nuggets. But suddenly, in the last several years, their menu has new “healthy” items to choose from, including salads, fruit and chicken wraps. Mickey Dee’s even has “designer” coffees now. When a major player like McDonald’s changes …

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Dream Ponds: Take a Cue from Mother Nature

With today’s busy schedules and the country’s slowly rebounding economy, more people are yearning to create outdoor living spaces that help them unwind, de-stress and reconnect with their families and nature. Backyards around the country are being transformed into true paradises, often with a focus on outdoor entertaining. And the single outdoor element that creates …

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Nature’s Clues for Great Watershaping

It’s generally known that superior results in naturalistic watershaping require a commitment both to the study of natural geological processes and to figuring out how to mimic those relationships on-site. Just as important is actually getting the opportunity to apply what you’ve learned in the field. To me, becoming a good or even a great …

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