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Fountains float on the surface of the water and shoot water into the air creating a fantastic display, and most times they even have lights attached to enhance the experience at night. They truly enhance the pond atmosphere and cancel out traffic noise and do turn some air into the pond. They are very good at forcing floating debris, algae, and plants like duckweed to the edges of the pond where they can be more easily removed/treated. Irrigation ponds left unmanaged can lose 1-5 inches or 2.5-5 centimeters of storage capacity a year due to sludge build-up and cause clogged pumps and irrigations systems. High nutrient levels in irrigation ponds can also lead toward turf damage, while poor water quality will often lead toward foul odors, fish kills, unsightly aquatic algae and weeds.

A Quick and Flexible Solution to Dripline Headers The QF Dripline Header is a patent pending product that is the landscape industry’s first pre-fabricated header for dripline installations. A Quick and Flexible replacement for a site-built header, the QF Dripline Header saves time and labor expense. Using a proprietary blend of polyethylene, similar to Rain Bird’s XF Series Dripline, the QF Dripline header allows installers to simply roll out the header and attach the dripline at guaranteed 12” or 18” spacing. Eliminating the need for measuring, cutting, gluing and taping, the QF Dripline Header saves time and money, making projects more profitable. Features The QF Dripline Header elbows rotate 360º and incorporate a protective ring — preventing damage and ensuring a proper seal The ring also provides leverage to make attaching the dripline easier The rotating barb manages trenching misalignment. Move left or right to accommodate the dripline – no need to re-trench Elbows utilize the same design as Rain Bird’s popular XFF Fitting requiring 50% less insertion force, and are compatible with the XFF Fittings Tool