York, PA 17402
Hours
Monday - Wednesday, Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Our team is here to help!
Learn what to expect when koi and goldfish spawn in your pond, from eggs hatching to raising baby fish. Discover tips for feeding, overwintering, and managing growing pond populations.
Learn how to clean your pond the right way with this simple 7-step guide. From safely moving fish and removing sludge to maintaining filters and plants, these tips will help keep your pond healthy, clear, and balanced year-round.
Foam on your koi pond is usually caused by organic debris, fish waste, uneaten food, or spawning activity breaking down in the water. This guide explains what causes pond foam, when it’s harmless, and how to reduce it through better filtration, maintenance, and pond care practices.
“More plants, more varieties of plants, more colors of plants…” If you’ve been a fan of Splash for any amount
Spring is when your pond comes alive. Plants bloom, fish start swimming and you get more excited to hang out
Spring is an awesome time of year to enjoy a backyard pond. The marsh marigolds are blooming, the spring peepers
Waterlilies don’t get tired, but many do go to bed at night. Our hardy waterlilies at Splash are day bloomers.
Pictured: Triple Bubbling Boulders. Available at Splash. March is an exciting month for your pond. Soon, you’ll get to watch
Pictured: Stacked Stone Urns. Available at Splash. April is when your pond starts to offer a glimpse of what it
Pictured: The Dragonfly Disappearing Waterfall. Available at Splash. Hopefully April showers brought your pond May flowers! Irises, marsh marigolds, water