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The Pond Guy is the leading supplier of pond, lake, and water garden products in the United States. Our nearly 200 employees serve customers in 50 states and 10 countries. We have customers with large ponds used for swimming, fishing, and ice skating, in addition to customers with decorative water gardens containing koi, waterfalls, and ornamental plants. We have a positive work environment with a top-rated company culture. The Pond Guy was awarded the Top Workplaces honor from the Detroit Free Press. Awards are based on a confidential, third-party survey, in which 95.9% of our employees rated us as a top workplace. The company scored in the 99th percentile in the following areas: direction, values, appreciation, execution, and managers.

We’re passionate about water gardening and would love to share our story with you. Learn how Aquascape started from a 12-year old boy’s hobby and developed into an award-winning, multi-million dollar company. From our quality water gardening products to a LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building, Aquascape plays an integral role in the world to enhance the environment and beautify landscapes across North America. Aquascape is proud to announce that St. Charles, Ill., home to Aquascape's main headquarters, Aqualand, adopted the title of Water Garden Capital of the World. The move came after the city counsel approved the idea proposed by Ed Beaulieu, vice president of field research and contractor development.

Bluestone is a family owned and operated business founded in 1972. We grow and ship over 3 million plants a year nationwide. We are located in Northeast Ohio close to Lake Erie. Bluestone Perennials was started in two small rented glass houses in Mentor, OH in 1972. Richard Boonstra had a vision that the new plastic cell-packs and soil-less potting mediums were a natural fit with mailorder marketing and sales. He and his wife, Patti, and their two teen-aged children set their feet on a path that would become their life’s work. They shipped 400 orders that first year from a card table sized office set up in the potting area. Three years and larger rented facilities later, sales were good enough for Rich to devote himself full time to Bluestone. In 1978, the Boonstras purchased a vegetable farm on 47 acres in Madison, OH. The big farmhouse was in sad repair, but the land was good. They set about fixing up the house, and for the first 15 years, the office occupied half of the house. That first year Bluestone sold vegetables, mums, pumpkins, and, oh yes, perennials. Every year saw growth and more greenhouses.