Welcome to the
Piedmont Koi & Watergarden Society
The mission of the Piedmont Koi and Watergarden Society is to promote appreciation for the hobby of keeping, breeding, and exhibiting goldfish and koi. Members share their knowledge on the best ways to maintain healthy ponds and water gardens, while our social and educational activities generate friendships and a reliable, supportive network.
Meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month. Except for winter months, meetings are held at club members’ homes in Charlotte and the surrounding counties. We welcome anyone with an interest in the koi or water garden hobby. We also occasionally arrange excursions to koi breeders and shows and events in other cities in the region. Through the years, the club has been known to put on koi shows, organize pond tours, and hold koi sales. Members and non-members are welcome to attend any event!
The Piedmont Koi and Watergarden Society was formed in 1991 by several families in Charlotte, NC to provide an informal and social avenue for sharing information about creating and maintaining ponds and water gardens and caring for koi. These families worked together to build the club and dedicated their time and energies to the mission of the club. The club continues to flourish today, promoting these interrelated hobbies.
[conta.cc/3dr7reX](conta.cc/3dr7reX) I think this is one of my best! Check out the Garden Center, too. Update: Cape Coral Burrowing Owl Festival in February has been cancelled.
Microbe-Lift Pond & Aquarium Newsletter, October 2020
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Microbe-Lift Pond & Aquarium Newsletter, October 2020 Microbe-Lift Pond Section For POND OR KOI ASSISTANCE and POND PRODUCT TECH SUPPORT INFO call Carolyn @ 239-308-4331. For AQUARIUM ASSISTANCE and APSKoi - Teradomari GR Showa
This is another Tosai I bought, last February, thinking it would blossom. It has! It is now 11" and confirmed female. Even though the Sumi has come up it isn't done yet.
BTW, I still have the other two Tosai in the fist picture but they have been put directly into a grow out pond. They are doing very well also.