Tag: landscape architecture

Just wrapping up this dry laid flagstone patio and Pondless waterfall.

This is a pretty custom job so has taken us a couple months to complete.

Still need to install some plants, mulch and do the aquatic and landscape lighting.

But it’s looking good so far!!

Check back later for more finished pictures of this project in Asheville, Nc

Here’s the patio going in.

We used Tennessee Crab orchard stone for this flagstone patio

We use a free draining gravel base for all our patios.

This allows great compaction and drainage.

Here’s the end result!

Came out great!

We custom cut all the stone to fit tight together with minimal gaps.

Then on to the waterfall.

This is a Pondless waterfall.

Which means, we install a basin of water underground to hold the volume of water needed to run the water feature.

Pondless waterfalls are less maintenance and usually less expensive then installing a pond.

Here’s what the property looked like before we started.

Then we started setting large boulders to create a beautiful waterfall.

We use an Epdm rubber liner to contain the water.

Tennessee fieldstone was the clients choice for stone in this feature.

So we hand picked all the boulders to create a naturalistic water feature.

It’s can be a tedious process creating a custom Pondless waterfall.

But the results are amazing!

Almost done here, just need the plants and mulch!

Check back later for the finished project!

Give us a call for any water feature or patio projects!

Jacob

Living Waters Landscaping

828-301-8017