Salsbery Brothers Landscaping

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Water Features
Master planned Installations
Master planned Installations
A triple cascade feature with ample water noise and character.
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When the water basin can "disappear" beneath the edge of a cantilevered hardscape, a heightened sense of connectivity and interaction with the water feature can be obtained.
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A moderate scale re-circulating cascade with no standing pool of water - this means less maintenance but with the similar attractive sound and visual qualities through use of a buried sump basin(s) such as AquaBlox.
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Interesting setup utilizing sheet flow from scuppers incorporated into the concrete block columns. Recessed basin could be replaced with river-rock/cobble catchment area for a "pond-less" look. Good sound.
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Raise the grade to achieve more opportunities for vertical drops in your water feature, and utilize plant materials tucked in and around the stone ledgework to soften the appearance of the raised grades and help the water feature appear more as a natural part of the surrounding landscape.
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Placement adjacent to a walking path allows users to enjoy the sound and dynamic water movement from a closer vantage point, perhaps even encouraging children to play in the water. Lighting adds another dimension to the space allowing it to be enjoyed in evening.
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A sheet-flow cascade from masonry wall - good contrast between masonry formality and informal cobble lined pool.
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Creatively drilled and stacked limestone slabs mimic the contemporary feel of the home (not shown in this photo).
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floating slabs and aquatic plants add interest
Water Features
Master planned Installations
Master planned Installations