Ecoscape Environmental Design

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Water Features from Ecoscape

Water has soothing qualities as a bubbling brook, a reflecting pond with water plants, or as a catcher of light on a sunny afternoon. Bring these qualities to your backyard with a water feature designed by Ecoscape. Our designers can incorporate water into your landscape in a variety of ways, whether it is a natural rock fountain, a water recycling system, a sleek modern pondless style, or as a river rock lined arroyo running through your landscape. Off-set street noise by bringing the relaxing element of water to your front or back yard.
Country: United States
Moss rock boulders are naturally occurring around this part of Colorado, and were used to create this water feature. Native vegetation and wildflowers tucked in crevices helps to integrate this little waterfall pond, and makes it seem as if it was always there. Make no mistake, this was by design....
Mountain Oasis
Hear the sound of water in this striking custom feature. The black granite triangular boulder with a streak of white quartz was core-drilled to create this pondless water feature.
Bubbling Rock - Hear the Sound!
The striking basalt rock spires makes for a sleek water feature within ear-shot of the expansive Indian bluestone patio. The Mexican pebble-cobble at the base covers the underground catchment basin for circulation. Red-wing blackbirds and other song birds frequently stop by for a drink and some...
Basalt Rock Spires
The owner of this mid-century modern inspired home is a dedicated bird lover and naturalist. With mountain views, ample acreage, and a riparian corridor, the property is often visited by song birds, blue herons, and even hummingbirds in the summer. This 4 ton moss rock was specially selected by...
A Water Feature for the Aves
Nested near the entryway, this rock waterfall is a captivating example of a landscape element used in an unusual way. The graceful wide entryway path to the front door was extended to create a side yard patio under the home's lean-to awning. With the water feature and well-established spruce tree,...
Entryway Water Feature
This masonry set patio has a water feature full of colorful river stone. The sounds and feel of water are always welcome in semi-arid Colorado.
Water Feature with Views of the Foothills
When people decide they're ready to renovate their landscape, often things like 'better functionality' or 'more cohesiveness' is at the top of the list. For this homeowner, it was a desire to honor and accommodate the local critters. From adding more pollinator-friendly plants to incorporating a...
Party at the Rock
Hike any trail along the 'Front Range' in the Denver-Boulder area, and you're bound to come upon a wandering creek bordered with native plants. It is possible to replicate this babbling creek ecosystem in your home landscape. Native rocks are plentiful and circulating water creates 'microclime'...
Homestead Flowing Creek Feature
The coolest place on a hot summer's day has got to be this patio. With the soothing-sounding water feature, a structural over-hang off the house, and an adjacent mature blue spruce tree, this is the perfect spot to chill. The Colorado-friendly bamboo plantings are newly installed, but in time will...
Water on the Rocks
I love my person's new Ecoscape designed water feature!
Dogs Love Water Features Too!
The option of materials for creating a water feature are endless. It can range from a rustic collection of moss covered rocks to smooth river cobble. Sometimes however, you run across a particular boulder and know you have found your inspiration. That's what happened with this triangular shaped...
It Began with a Rock
There is a reason why the recordings of babbling brooks are a popular choice for white noise. And while it's cool to listen on your smartphone, it doesn't quite compare to the real thing. The Ecoscape design team and artisans created this rustic water feature to replicate rock & pebble streams...
Sounds of a Babbling Brook
You can see the dark green dill in the foreground of this edible garden patch surrounding a rustic moss-rock water feature. What you may not notice is the soapwort growing along the edge of the pathway because it is not in bloom. Back before phosphates, people used this nifty little plant for...
Useful Herbs by Water Feature
Sage greens, earthy-reds, and vibrant chartreuse makes 'moss rocks' highly desirable boulder accents in this water feature. Locally available along Colorado's 'Front Range', moss rocks are covered with lichen and dark green moss that gives a new water feature, an 'old & established' feel of a...
Inspired by Local Creeks
The sound of falling water has often been captured on recordings to help people fall sleep, relax, and decompress. While this is pleasant, it doesn't compare to having a waterfall in your yard. The sound of water in your garden can camouflage the bustle of city noises and provide a cooling effect...
This Gargoyle is Right at Home