We Know Water Gardens Blog

What do our native frogs eat? You may be surprised to learn what their diet consists of!

Keeping on top of seasonal jobs will help your pond or water garden transition into autumn and the cooler months. Find out what jobs you need to do this autumn in your pond!

Looking for a  natural method of pond filtration? Learn how to achieve this through the use of a biological system known as a bog filter!

Marginal pond plants play a key role in many ponds and water gardens. Learn more about our top marginal pond plants here and why you should add some to your pond today!

There's a lot to love about Water Hyssop - Bacopa Caroliniana, in fact your pond will thank you for growing it!

At We Know Water Gardens we can't recommend growing some Aussie native pond plants and our Shield Pennywort is a great choice!

Looking for ways to mitigate algae growth and for stunning pond plants that will thrive in a full sun position? Read on to learn what to plant in those ponds in sun drenched areas.

Have you ever ended up with duckweed in your pond? Learn more about this weed and the detrimental impact it has on our native species, and how to avoid it from turning up in your pond.

With half of the Aussie population consuming tea, we thought we should share just how easy growing your own tea plants (in your pond) really is!

Attracting frogs to your pond is easier than you think! With frog populations declining around Australia, everything we can do in our own backyard will help. Read on to find out what pond plants frogs will love in your pond or water garden.

There's a lot to love about this plant, not only will it look stunning in your pond, Golden Sweet Flag has medicinal properties and is a plant that can help remove heavy metals and other pollutants from ponds, dams and waterways.

Our frog populations are being threatend by chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) during cooler temperatures across Australia. Read on to learn what you can do to help combat this in your own backyard and as a citizen science member!