Photo of a mid-sized rustic partial sun backyard water fountain landscape in Seattle.

Design ideas for a rustic full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Vancouver.

Volcanic rock waterfall and pond at this Manalapan, Florida residence. The vegetation grows in the crevices of the volcanic rock. Planting installation by Landco. The Planting Design by Aikio Iwata. Matthew Giampietro of Waterfalls Fountains & Gardens designed and built the waterfalls.

Working with natural elements and accentuating the natural landscape.
Design ideas for a large rustic shade side yard landscaping in Toronto with decking.

Mountain style staircase photo in San Diego

photo and landscape: Dave Demers - CYAN Horticulture As a long-time neighbor of CYAN Horticulture, the owner of this small south-facing garden gave us carte blanche on her project, as long as the severely damaged lawn was made to disappear altogether. A relax yet carefully studied meadow-like planting of bulbs and perennials, grasses and evergreen shrubs, now flank a narrow walkway. Maintenance is here kept to a minimum and seasons are wisely felt in this ever-changing arrangement.

Inspiration for a mediterranean landscaping in Kansas City.

Flowerbox
Example of a trendy entryway design in New York

Ben Finch of Finch Photo

blue pacific juniper

A granite slab crossing a shallow rill in a Maritime Woodland along the coast of Downeast Maine. Photo credit: © Ann Kearsley Design 2013
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Portland Maine.

Design ideas for a small shade front yard stone driveway in Philadelphia for spring.

Gabriela Fojt
Design ideas for a large coastal backyard landscaping in Miami.

Snow Creek Landscaping

Inspiration for a large mediterranean backyard stone formal garden in Santa Barbara.

The exposed front yard has regular passersby on the sidewalk with a full view of the new water feature and shade garden entry garden. A new privacy fence mimics the historic iron fence.

Barbara Kasper photo
Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic shade hillside landscaping in Chicago for summer.

Urban home design photo in Boston

We build our ponds to work with mother nature, not against her. By doing so, we have less pond maintenance, allowing us to enjoy the benefits of the pond instead of having to work on the pond. By constructing your water feature to perform as an ecosystem, nature is at the heart of the water cycle, not man. As a result, the root systems of pond plants filter the water, natural bacteria breaks down organic matter and pond fish eat the algae. No chemicals or other devices, just nature, doing what nature does best. If you live in Kentucky (KY) Contact us to get started with your Backyard Pond design. Photos By H2O Designs Inc. Lexington Kentucky To Learn More about our company and our Ponds visit http://www.h2odesignsinc.com/backyard-pond-installer.html