Stock tank water feature

I'm consciously unponding -- getting rid of the stock-tank pond -- and people are freaking out, friends, family members, and readers alike.

Redecorating or improving a space can be very rewarding and fun and it's not just indoor areas that can be the subject of such activities. Take a look

So I have always wanted a goldfish pond, but because I used to move a lot I never bothered. I don’t plan on moving for a while so I decided last year to...

The great thing about a stock tank pool is its versatility and DIY appeal. Interested in finding out how to heat a stock tank pool? Learn more here!

Given that we were in the process of restoring our back deck what better time than now to install an awesome water feature. Determine layout On this deck all e…

No backyard landscape job is complete without a water feature. This was high on my wife’s list both to provide some pleasant ambient sound and to act as a focal point. The common DIY water fe…

One of the questions we get asked the most on our Instagram account is-”Where can I buy a stock tank?” And I get it, if you aren't a farmer, or this idea is new to you, you have NO IDEA where they come from. So we figured we'd write a post all about it to help you find one where you live. Because it

Easily add a water feature to your yard!

Galvanized tanks are an easy way to create a country-inspired water garden. More water gardens: http://www.bhg.com/gardening/landscaping-projects/water-gardens/dream-water-gardens/?socsrc=bhgpin050413farmwatergarden=10

This is the tale of two ponds. I bought the second stock tank, the larger one, in January after we had moved to this rental. It holds 160 gallons. The smaller (below) holds 100 gallons. I keep a variety of small fish in these to eat the inevitable mosquito larvae. In the winter, the northern native rosie minnow does just fine. In the summer, and in the south, the mosquito fish become gambusias. If I'm clever, I will get an indoor tank and twice a year swap out the fish as the climate…