Water features are a great addition to any garden. Not only are they beautiful to look at but they’re also very relaxing to listen to as well. Furthermore, water landscaping has a way of helping nature flourish. So, they really aren’t a waste of water, especially since they recycle rain water. With these things in mind, here are some water features you may want to consider adding to your garden this year.
Bird Baths
Anyone who’d like to have a few birds hanging out in their garden simply needs to install a bird bath. Throughout much of the year, birds will flock to them for swimming and drinking. You’ll enjoy waking up in the morning to their beautiful songs. All of this may sound simple, but there are so many different designs and styles, many that you might not even have imgined.
Waterfalls
For those who are interested in adding something really special to their garden, look no further than a waterfall. These are very popular because they’re wonderful on the eye and ear. One of the nice things about a waterfall is that it can either be a stand-alone feature or you can include it within a larger project. Either way, it will look beautiful.
Garden Fountains
Those who’d like to have a piece of artwork in their garden should consider installing a garden fountain. This is why they are so commonly found within professional landscaping projects around the world today. Another reason for this is that they are available in a wide array of designs and prices – from simple and very affordable to larger, more expensive ones. Therefore, they’ll fit into any landscaping budget so that you can enjoy their soothing sounds as you relax in your garden. You’ll also find a lot of different finishes, textures and spray styles available. Although some simply have a small water pipe releasing water at a straight angle, others have a complex setup of multiple sprays that add to the affect.
Ponds
Most people think of adding ponds to their garden, especially when they want to have a variety of fish and water-loving plant life in their yard. It’s possible to combine things like fountains and waterfalls into your pond to create a unique setup. Regardless of its design, if you enjoy having a variety of nature in your garden, this is a great way to do just that.
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931 SE 11th Avenue
Cape Coral, FL 33990
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