Get in Touch Our Blog How Much Evaporation Is Normal? Is It a Leak or Just Summer Heat? Understanding Water Loss in Your Pond In the heat of summer, it’s normal for your pond to lose water — sometimes as much as ½” to ¾” per day. This often looks like a lot, but it’s usually […]
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Get in Touch Our Blog Watch Your Fish Feeding This Summer! Your fish are out and loving the warm weather! If you choose to feed them, we recommend doing so once a day in the morning — and always with care. Watch how your fish respond during feeding time. If they eat everything within a few minutes and
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Get in Touch Our Blog When to Start Thinking of Fall Planning? Now! June is the perfect time to start planning your hardscaping and landscaping projects. With summer in full swing, you can clearly see how your outdoor space is used—and there’s still plenty of time to schedule work before fall! Planning now also gives
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Get in Touch Our Blog What Do You Know About Water Lilies Water lilies aren’t just beautiful — they’re also great for your pond! Here are three quick facts: Water lilies are among the oldest flowering plants on Earth.Their simple flower structure makes them genetically unique. Most lilies need full sun to thrive. Whether in
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Get in Touch Our Blog Embrace the Joy of Your Pond! With the beautiful weather upon us, it’s the perfect opportunity to enhance your outdoor oasis. Consider enriching your pond’s beauty with new landscaping, introducing a mesmerizing fountain, illuminating the area with strategic lighting, or rearranging the rocks for a fresh look. Unleash your creativity—your
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Get in Touch Our Blog How Big Will My Pond Plants Get? Pond plant sizes vary depending on the type, growing conditions, and care. Here’s a quick guide: Floating Plants like water lettuce and hyacinth can grow up to 10″ wide, while tiny ones like duckweed spread fast but stay just millimeters across. Submerged Plants like elodea
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Get in Touch Our Blog Frogs in Your Pond? That’s a Good Thing! Frogs are great to have around your pond! They eat lots of bugs, helping keep mosquito and insect numbers down. Plus, their croaking is a fun and relaxing sound that adds to the peaceful feel of your pond. Frogs are a good
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Get in Touch Our Blog When your pond has a good mix of plants and aquatic life, it becomes a magnet for all kinds of wildlife. You’ll likely see dragonflies and damselflies zipping around the plants near the water’s edge. If you add colorful flowers nearby,butterflies and bees will stop by too. With so many
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Get in Touch Our Blog How Do Pond Fish Obtain Oxygen? Unlike humans, Koi and other pond fish do not breathe through their mouths. Instead, they absorb oxygen directly through their gills. As water flows over the gill membranes, oxygen is transferred immediately into the bloodstream of the fish.
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Get in Touch Our Blog Do You Use Beneficial Bacteria? Beneficial Bacteria is our go-to water treatment for keeping water crystal-clear, and fish happy and healthy. Bacteria do lots of helpful things for your pond, including consuming harmful ammonia and algae-causing nitrites. For best results, apply bacteria at least once a week throughout the season,
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Salvador began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2017.
Noé began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in July of 2020.
David began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March of 2019.
Fredi began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March of 2003.
Miguel began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in June 2014.
Nelson began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2019.
Arturo began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in September of 2011.
Antonio began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2001.
Mark began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in September 2010. Mark holds the following certifications; Aquascape Academy Certified, Maryland Certified Pesticide Applicator, and Maryland Certified Fertilizer Applicator.
Shawnee began working with Damascus Enterprises in April 2021.
Mike is a 3rd generation landscape professional and has worked in the field of horticulture for over 20 years. He has an AAS degree in landscape technology from Montgomery College. Mike is a Certified Professional Horticulturist through the Maryland Department of Agriculture and Landscape Industry Certified in softscape, and hardscape installation certified through PLANET. Mike began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in February 2014.
Damascus Enterprises, Inc. was established by Scott in 1998 as strictly a landscape company. Under his leadership and through continued training the business has grown and expanded to now offer a full array of services that include pond and waterfall installation and maintenance, lawn care, landscape design, custom stonework, and outdoor lighting.Scott is an Aquascape Certified Contractor, Vista Certified Design & Installation Specialist and regularly attends industry education and networking events like Pondemonium and Pondeminium. He has previously been recognized as a top young entrepreneur by Maryland’s Governor and the Small Business Association. He currently serves on the board of Montgomery County Farm Bureau and is Co-chair of the entertainment committee of the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair and is involved in the Damascus community through various activities. Scott and his wife Melody live in Damascus with their two children.
