Our designers teamed up to create an outdoor living space for the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design home. Our focus was to create an outdoor living space that best utilized the area transitioning to the pool, while maintaining a water-wise/drought tolerant landscape. We incorporated our hand cast succulent water table, a pondless stream, synthetic turf, a fully paved patio with our famous Belgard paving stones, high-end outdoor furniture, a custom pergola and even a dry creek bed to tie everything together.

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Water Features of Texas
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A pool oasis merging the natural look of boulders, a stream, waterfalls, and ample plantings with a comfortable, resort-like feel. Transformed a sloped back yard into a useable, enjoyable space.

Total Front Planter Box Renovation - From Overgrown Spyria Bushes to a Gorgeous Waterfall, Stream and Koi Pond The Family Now Enjoys from the Front Porch

Total Front Planter Box Renovation - From Overgrown Spyria Bushes to a Gorgeous Waterfall, Stream and Koi Pond The Family Now Enjoys from the Front Porch

This beautiful waterfall and stream installation was recently completed in Lancaster, PA. The water feature is approximately forty five feet in length. We built the falls through an existing masonry seating wall already existing on the property. This is first phase of what we hope to be an additional 45? feet or so of pondless waterfalls and stream that will travel up through the front of the home. The water feature flows down to the basin just before the natural stone boulder wall and is outfitted with an overflow that directs into a natural spring pond on the property. Underwater LED landscape lighting was also installed through the feature for nighttime enjoyment. The feature is made of of natural slightly weathered limestone and as per normal the water feature products are from aquascape. Check out more on this project here.

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Our designers teamed up to create an outdoor living space for the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design home. Our focus was to create an outdoor living space that best utilized the area transitioning to the pool, while maintaining a water-wise/drought tolerant landscape. We incorporated our hand cast succulent water table, a pondless stream, synthetic turf, a fully paved patio with our famous Belgard paving stones, high-end outdoor furniture, a custom pergola and even a dry creek bed to tie everything together.

We used a dry stream and bridge to set this front entrance apart from others. Tumbled pavers were used for the sidewalk. Large blocks of weathered limestone were placed next to the sidewalk to be used as benches.

This is where the magic happens....this is our JetStream Port where our uni-nozzle is located. Utilizing low volume, high pressure water along with forced multi-directional air, flash evaporation is achieved. This cools the air up to 25 degrees less than the surrounding air.

Mid fall scene after the first growing season. Native Bluestem and Switchgrass in the background have filled in. Raydon's Favorite Aster, a selection of a native aster is just starting to come into flower.

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5’-high multi-tiered waterfall and 35’ meandering stream discharge into 10’ x 15’ freeform Koi pond. www.deckandpatio.com
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Have you ever been to a natural waterfall that didn't have mosses? Mountain Moss helps Mother Nature out by intentionally introducing mosses in stream restoration projects, ponds, bogs, and hardscape water features in new construction. Photo by Annie Martin, www.mountainmoss.com

This Project Includes a large Waterfall, 100' of Stream, 3 Bridges, over 1000' of stone walls, a 500,000 gallon pond, an amphitheater, a peninsula, a beach, a boat launch ramp, boulders throughout the entire pond, large trees, a boat dock, stone stairs, multiple terraces out of decomposed granite, and a large parking area. The Waterfall, which is the start of this large waterfeature, acts as the Cornerstone for this Project. A number of the boulders are up to 8 feet across! About 1200 gallons a minute (72,000gph) flows over this waterfall. The waterfeature moves 2000 gallons a minute (120,000gph) when everything is flowing! The waterfall drops about 17' in total and the stream drops about 3' for a total of 20' of elevation change. There are koi, goldfish, and shubunkins in the pond! The pond is used for vineyard irrigation as well as aesthetics. This Photo by Dronesey https://www.facebook.com/Dronesey/?fref=ts

Improvising; our staff created a small stream and bubblers with natural stone, gravel and two metal pots. After the area was soften with hens & chicks, water loving perennials and sun loving plants.