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Landscape Fountains are the easiest and most economical way to add the sights and sounds of water to your landscape without the big investment or the space needed for a larger water feature.
An Outdoor landscape fountain can easily be installed within just a few hours if you like to tackle home projects on your own, or if you live in the Carlisle, Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg & Hershey, Pennsylvania (PA) area, you can hire us to do the job for you. We offer a wide variety of decorative pieces that can be used in your outdoor fountain, from natural boulders , ceramic urns to brass sculptures to carved stone structures.
A Landscape Fountain typically consists of a decorative fountain positioned atop an underground reservoir that stores the water and a recirculating pump located in the reservoir pumps the water up through the fountain where it bubbles over the top and cascades back into the reservoir.
An Outdoor Fountain designed alongside a patio or deck can add a whole new dimension to any outdoor environment. Your outdoor fountain have un limited possibilities. If you are in the Carlisle, Pennsylvania (PA), Contact us to get started with your outdoor bubbling fountain design.
An Outdoor landscape fountain can easily be installed within just a few hours if you like to tackle home projects on your own, or if you live in the Carlisle, Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg & Hershey, Pennsylvania (PA) area, you can hire us to do the job for you. We offer a wide variety of decorative pieces that can be used in your outdoor fountain, from natural boulders , ceramic urns to brass sculptures to carved stone structures.
A Landscape Fountain typically consists of a decorative fountain positioned atop an underground reservoir that stores the water and a recirculating pump located in the reservoir pumps the water up through the fountain where it bubbles over the top and cascades back into the reservoir.
An Outdoor Fountain designed alongside a patio or deck can add a whole new dimension to any outdoor environment. Your outdoor fountain have un limited possibilities. If you are in the Carlisle, Pennsylvania (PA), Contact us to get started with your outdoor bubbling fountain design.
Container Water Gardens ( Patio Ponds )
Patio Pond Bowls
If you're interested in "testing the waters" of the water gardening hobby, a container water garden is a great place to start! They are generally used to add the sound of water to a deck or patio, but they also look great greeting visitors by the front door. But they don't just add beauty, they also give kids a fun way to learn about nature, and make a great starter "pond" for any young children interested in water. A container water garden can be created using virtually any type of container ... as long as it has the ability to hold water. An old clawfoot tub, a galvanized bucket, your favorite terra cotta pot, or an old whiskey barrel all make great containers for your new water garden! Once you've chosen the container, you need to make sure it will hold water. Any un-glazed pottery will need to be sealed and drain holes will need to be plugged. A wooden container such as a whiskey barrel can be lined with a piece of rubber liner that is affixed to the rim. Make sure the sealant you use safe for plants and fish.
A container water garden wouldn't be a garden without out the aquatic plants. When planting a container water garden, the same principals apply as with a regular container garden. A balance of plants that are different shapes and sizes means you'll have a planter that is pleasing to the eye. Or, highlighting just one special plant, such as a lotus plant if you have a large container, or a single, pigmy water lily if you have a smaller container, makes a striking garden and a much simpler approach.
Patio Pond Bowls
If you're interested in "testing the waters" of the water gardening hobby, a container water garden is a great place to start! They are generally used to add the sound of water to a deck or patio, but they also look great greeting visitors by the front door. But they don't just add beauty, they also give kids a fun way to learn about nature, and make a great starter "pond" for any young children interested in water. A container water garden can be created using virtually any type of container ... as long as it has the ability to hold water. An old clawfoot tub, a galvanized bucket, your favorite terra cotta pot, or an old whiskey barrel all make great containers for your new water garden! Once you've chosen the container, you need to make sure it will hold water. Any un-glazed pottery will need to be sealed and drain holes will need to be plugged. A wooden container such as a whiskey barrel can be lined with a piece of rubber liner that is affixed to the rim. Make sure the sealant you use safe for plants and fish.
A container water garden wouldn't be a garden without out the aquatic plants. When planting a container water garden, the same principals apply as with a regular container garden. A balance of plants that are different shapes and sizes means you'll have a planter that is pleasing to the eye. Or, highlighting just one special plant, such as a lotus plant if you have a large container, or a single, pigmy water lily if you have a smaller container, makes a striking garden and a much simpler approach.
