Custom Water Features and Gardens in Asheville, NC
Just finished this small sized pond and waterfall in Biltmore Park, Nc
We replaced an existing failed pond and waterfall for our clients.
This system has a 5×8 pond with a 3×5 bog filter to keep the pond clean.
Give us a call for all your pond and water feature projects.
Jacob
828-301-8017
The last couple weeks we’ve been working on this water feature.
I think it’s coming out great so far!
We set some pretty large boulders into this feature. The access was tight, but we managed to create something beautiful.
We added some low voltage aquatic lighting to this feature. The next step will be to add plants and mulch. The plants are always the framework for the waterfall.
More progress pics to come!
Give us a call for all your water feature and stone work projects.
Jacob
Living Waters Landscaping
828-301-8017
We’re finishing up this Pondless waterfall here in Asheville, Nc
This is the 4th waterfall we have built on this property in 5 years.
This Pondless waterfall is approximately 200 ft long with a 60 ft total drop. It has a 5 hp external waterfall pump to circulate the system.
This is just a sneak peak of the falls that we just got running today. We still have a lot of edging work, pathways, stairs, bridges and landscaping to finish up in the next couple months. We’ve been on this project for 4 months so far.
The end result on this project will be to have a waterfall that flows down the whole length of the property. With about 350 ft of total drop and appropriately 600-700 ft of total length of waterfalls.
There are 4 separate waterfall systems so far, with probably 4 more to come. Each system has its own pump, but we’re built to look like one feature as you walk the property.
The most amazing part of this project is that there is no machine access on the property, so every stone has to be brought down by hand.
Check back soon for more progress pictures and videos.
Here’s a video on building a large bubbling boulder fountain.
We completed this project in Asheville, NC
Boulder fountains are a great way to get the relaxing sound of a water feature into your yard with minimal space used.
This feature only takes up about a 5×5 ft area, so they’re great for small yards.
In this video we will detail the full construction and installation process, will all tools and materials that you will need.
Working in the landscape industry allows us to create beautiful features with lots of different types of materials. We are just finishing up this custom Pondless waterfall in Weaverville, NC.
This was a fun waterfall to build and was designed to flow out from under the new deck that we had built. Blending the new deck into the rock work and waterfall.
In order to do this we had to custom cut the stairs into one of our waterfall frame boulders.
At first it seemed like a problem. We didn’t plan to cut the step stringers into the boulder. But after we set the waterfall rocks, we realized the frame boulder was too tall. So we got together with the carpenter and came up with a solution. In the end I think it helped to meld the two features together.
We’ve had the opportunity to use wood, stone and even metal into some of our features. I really love to be able to blend the different materials when possible.
There are lots of options for your water feature projects. So think outside the box and be creative!
Also using ceramics and sculpture can be a fun way to create a water feature or fountain
Give us a call to help you dream up ideas for your next landscape or water feature project.
Jacob
Living Waters Landscaping
828-301-8017
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