Pond Building Books & Guides
Some
of the best books we've found about building a pond
A
natural pond can be a thing of beauty, full of fish and surrounded
by turtles and frogs, covered with delicate aquatic flowers and plants.
Building a pond is not as difficult as you may think and there are
a few step-by-step instructions to follow if you want to build a pond.
You don't need a lot of space to have a backyard pond in fact many
people are able to create interesting water features in very small
spaces and thanks to the new supply of inexpensive pond skimmers,
filters and more efficient pumps and water conditioners it has made
owning a pond easier than ever.
Earth Ponds
Pond Maker's Guide to Building, Maintenance and Restoration
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There
is nothing like a pond! What else can simultaneously increase your
aesthetic pleasure, offer recreational opportunities, help the environment,
and increase the value of your land? This is the recognized standard
on ponds, now expanded to include a comprehensive guide to living
happily with your completed pond and keeping it perpetually healthy.
Here is everything you need to know about planning, digging, sculpting,
and maintaining your pond.
This book is a good start to building your own pond. I would suggest
it as a inexpensive first step to pond building. What I learned in
my experience was there is just too much to consider when you want
a high quality pond. I used a professional biologist to design my
pond and got terrific results. I was happy I knew the basics from
this book so I could speak somewhat intelligently with the fishery
biologist. After investing tens of thousands of dollars, I learned
that the small amount I spent on this book and the professional advice
was well worth it. I was so happy I got a nice clear fishing and swimming
pond instead of a muddy mess or one that was weed infested.
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Earth Ponds: The Pond Maker's Guide to Building, Maintenance and Restoration
Landscaping
Earth Ponds
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Review
"A pond adds value to a property, but many books which extol its virtues
are mysteriously silent on just how to install and landscape for maximum
benefit - until Landscaping Earth Ponds: The Complete Guide. Tim Matson's
proven methods and designs come from his background as an aquaculture
consultant: he's been designing and restoring such ponds for over
twenty-five years, and his tips update his prior Earth Ponds with
new details on everything from assessing and maintaining water quality
to considering types of fill and handling embankments. Color photos
throughout enhance the presentation." - Bookwatch, August 2006
"Tim Watson draws upon more than 25 years of experience and expertise
building ponds and developing wetlands in Landscaping Earth Ponds:
The Complete Guide. Here is a informative, step-by-step, profusely
illustrated reference for creating a more lively and beautifying diverse
landscapes and home-area garden areas with ponds. Providing "user
friendly" information on how ponds work to enhance a landscape, create
recreational opportunities, help the environment, and increase property
values, Landscaping Earth Ponds offers a complete and readily accessible
account of a variety of methods and techniques to employ in the creation
of a pond. An important addition to any personal, professional, or
community library reference collection, Landscaping Earth Ponds is
very strongly recommended for anyone searching for an all-inclusive
instructional guide to pond building and encouraging natural beauty
through the development of a customized pond appropriate to the rest
of the landscaping environment. - Midwest Book Review, July 2006
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Landscaping Earth Ponds
Earth Ponds Sourcebook
The Pond Owner's Manual and Resource Guide, Second
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Matson
designed this book to serve as a companion to his Earth Ponds: The
Country Pond Maker's Guide to Building, Maintenance and Restoration
(Countryman, 1991) by exploring new topics in depth and providing
additional bibliographies and lists of suppliers. Topics include pond
building and maintenance, activities and uses (including ice skating,
fishing, beach building, hydro power, and pond-side structures), ways
to attract wildlife and control pests, and small water-lily or goldfish
ponds. Resource lists provide addresses and phone numbers, with occasional
annotations. Matson balances his enthusiasm for ponds with frequent
warnings about legal, structural, and ecological pitfalls?information
that may well save readers from costly mistakes.
"Tim Watson draws upon more than 25 years of experience and expertise
building ponds and developing wetlands in Landscaping Earth Ponds:
The Complete Guide. Here is a informative, step-by-step, profusely
illustrated reference for creating a more lively and beautifying diverse
landscapes and home-area garden areas with ponds. Providing "user
friendly" information on how ponds work to enhance a landscape, create
recreational opportunities, help the environment, and increase property
values, Landscaping Earth Ponds offers a complete and readily accessible
account of a variety of methods and techniques to employ in the creation
of a pond. An important addition to any personal, professional, or
community library reference collection, Landscaping Earth Ponds is
very strongly recommended for anyone searching for an all-inclusive
instructional guide to pond building and encouraging natural beauty
through the development of a customized pond appropriate to the rest
of the landscaping environment. - Midwest Book Review, July 2006
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Earth Ponds Sourcebook: The Pond Owner's Manual and Resource Guide,
Second Edition
Earth Ponds A to Z
An Illustrated Encyclopedia
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From
the author of Earth Ponds, the definitive reference guide to constructed
earth ponds. This A-Z guide provides pond owners and builders with
an at-a-glance reference to answer any question. From Acid Rain to
Zooplankton, pond guru Tim
Matson defines and explains more than two hundred terms associated
with pond building and maintenance, both familiar and obscure. Here
the reader will find descriptions and definitions of all significant
pond elements, including:
• structural features
• construction materials
• water conditions and treatments
• aquacultural topics and crops
• environmental concerns
• government support and regulatory agencies
• landscaping
More than two hundred illustrated entries distill the latest information
on ponds into a unique and definitive companion for pond owners and
builders.
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Earth Ponds A to Z: An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Lake and Pond Management Guidebook More
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The
Lake and Pond Management Guidebook is the successor to the bestselling
Lake Smarts: The First Lake Maintenance Handbook, the "bible" for
small-scale lake and pond improvements, published by the Terrene Institute
in 1993. Completely revised and updated, now published by Lewis Publishers,
this guidebook contains over 300 ideas and projects including step-by-step
practical, low-cost solutions to a wide range of problems that lake
management professionals face everyday. Coverage includes shoreland
buffer installation, fisheries management, reducing nuisance algal
growth, controlling exotic aquatic plants, lakeside wastewater treatment
systems, small scale dredging, and more.
Absolutely the last word in pond or small lake creation and maintenance.
For both the amateur and professional.
Well worth the steep price.
Lake and Pond Management by Steve McComas is an excellent reference
for cooperative extension advisors, soil and water conservation district
staff, lake association representatives, and other watershed managers.
Licensed commercial pesticide applicators who are considering broadening
their credentials to the aquatic pest control category would also
find this Guidebook a valuable addition to their reference libraries.
As a retired university farm advisor and riverfront landowner, I found
this book highly educational - and well worth the price.
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Lake and Pond Management Guidebook
Natural Swimming Pools:
Inspiration For Harmony With Nature (Schiffer Design Book)
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Natural
swimming pools rely on the correct balance of living plants and micro-organisms
to clean and purify the water. They are easy and less costly to maintain
than chemical pools. Chlorine and other common pool chemicals that
are hazardous to human health are not used. Natural pools are safe
places for children to play and birds to drink, and are a dramatic
example of ecological design, combining the natural and man-made worlds
while creating beauty. These pools offer enjoyment not only in the
warm months, but during winter, when they can be used for ice skating.
Often the focal point of a garden, a natural swimming pool blends
into the environment, flowing into the surroundings with plants and
rocks. It reflects the changing seasons and enhances the environment
naturally. This book is a necessary resource for people who consider
a natural swimming pool.
It shows how the natural system works to provide environmental, health,
and safety benefits. Drawings, diagrams, and charts help explain their
planning, design, biology, materials, construction, planting, and
maintenance. Over 300 beautiful color photographs of natural pools
will inspire your own water garden, where you can swim in harmony
with nature.
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Natural Swimming Pools

The
Water Gardener's Bible: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building,
Planting, Stocking, and Maintaining a Backyard Water Garden
 
Whether
it is a small container of water on a deck or patio serving
as home to a few plants and water creatures or a more elaborate
mix of waterfalls, fountains, rockwork, and lighting, the
water garden can be a lovely, spirit-soothing addition to
one s property a place to unwind, relax, and escape the cares
of the world. But while water has been a prominent feature
in garden designs for thousands of years, it is only recently
with the availability of preformed kits at the local home
improvement center that installing a beautiful water garden
has become a feasible undertaking for the average homeowner.
And now, with the extremely clear and complete instructions
in this practical, hands-on guide, a backyard water garden
is easier than ever to build and maintain. This is a true
bible on the subject with comprehensive information on everything
from choosing the right site and selecting aquatic plants
and fish to pond management and problem solving. The pages
are crammed with specifics about pond biology and chemistry,
beneficial bacteria, fish health, nuisance algae, and electrical
and child safety all that is necessary to duplicate the sights,
sounds, and sanctuary of a babbling brook, splashing fountain,
or cascading waterfall right in the backyard.
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The
Complete Guide to Water Gardens, Ponds & Fountains
 
An
updated, expanded edition of Creative Homeowner's comprehensive
guide to water gardens, Complete Guide to Water Gardens, Ponds
& Fountains provides essential information on designing
and installing all types of home water gardens, from naturalistic
to formal, plus fountains, waterfalls, streams, and bog gardens.
Readers will learn how to construct each of these structures,
as well as how to design bridges and stepping-stones. Special
sections on aquatic plants, fish, and other pond inhabitants
bring life to these essential garden features. Beautifully
illustrated with dozens of inspiring landscape photographs,
plus step-by-step sequences and instructions, the book shows
readers all they need to know to create and maintain the water
garden of their dreams.
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The
Rock & Water Garden Expert
 
The
first easy-to-follow guide to achieving beautiful results
with these fascinating garden features. Containing the most
up-to-date, sound and practical advice, it will teach you
how to build or improve a rockery, make a scree or sink garden,
and choose the right plants to liven up your patio or backyard,
with a special A-Z feature of rock garden plants. You'll also
learn about water, water features, lighting, aquatic plants
and fish. Complete with full-color charts and photographs.
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The
Water Garden
 
Well-known
author Leslie Geddes-Brown traces the history of the decorative
use of water in the garden, from the tinkling fountains of
ancient Persian enclosures to the most avant-garde creations
by twenty-first century designers. Thematic chapters present
water gardens of all types, from Islamic and Oriental to romantic
and formal, and from landscape gardens to town gardens. The
book includes the work of such celebrated designers as Harold
Peto, Geoffrey Jellicoe, Helen Dillon and Derek Jarman, and
such revered gardens as Stourhead, Giverny and the Villa d
Este. Each chapter begins with a brief introduction followed
by three or four beautifully illustrated features on specific
gardens around the globe. The book concludes with an international
plant directory, a guide to water gardens open to the public
and full contact details of all the contemporary designers
featured, making this an essential, inspirational reference
for garden lovers everywhere.
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Easy-Care
Water Garden Plants (Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin A-236)
 
Water
gardens are often the most beautiful gardens around any home.
The blending of water and earth creates a harmonious balance
that relaxes the body and mind as it inspires the soul. Yet
water gardens can be intimidating, too. At first glance they
may seem to be complicated places filled with unfamiliar plants
with unusual needs. Happily, aquatic plants can be simpler
to care for than they first appear. This bulletin tells you
everything you need to know to select and care for water plants
with minimum fuss and maintenance. Whether you want delicate
floating plants, exotic water lilies, or carnivorous bog dwellers,
you'll find here suitable choices for your taste and climate
conditions. The beautiful yet undemanding aquatic plants featured
in this bulletin are sure to brighten your spirits as well
as your garden for years to come.
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Better
Homes and Gardens Water Gardens: Pools, Streams and Fountains
(Better Homes & Gardens Gardening)
 
This
complete illustrated guide to water gardens will help anyone
create a beautiful backyard.
Water Gardens: Pools, Streams & Fountains Is A Better
Homes And Gardens how-to manual packed with all the reader
needs to know about adding a water feature to one's garden.
Chapters cover how to design and plan a water feature, including
choosing the right materials and arranging a proper water
source, electrical source, and usage of pumps; constructing
an indoor or outdoor water garden; enhancing a water garden
with seating, paths, decks, lighting, or other features; maintaining
a water garden; ideal plants and animals for a water garden,
and much more. Methodical instructions and full-color photographs
on every page make Water Gardens simplicity itself to use.
Highly recommended for anyone interested in adding a water
garden to their home.
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The
Water Gardener's Bible: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building,
Planting, Stocking, and Maintaining a Backyard Water Garden
 
Whether
it is a small container of water on a deck or patio serving
as home to a few plants and water creatures or a more elaborate
mix of waterfalls, fountains, rockwork, and lighting, the
water garden can be a lovely, spirit-soothing addition to
one s property a place to unwind, relax, and escape the cares
of the world. But while water has been a prominent feature
in garden designs for thousands of years, it is only recently
with the availability of preformed kits at the local home
improvement center that installing a beautiful water garden
has become a feasible undertaking for the average homeowner.
And now, with the extremely clear and complete instructions
in this practical, hands-on guide, a backyard water garden
is easier than ever to build and maintain. This is a true
bible on the subject with comprehensive information on everything
from choosing the right site and selecting aquatic plants
and fish to pond management and problem solving. The pages
are crammed with specifics about pond biology and chemistry,
beneficial bacteria, fish health, nuisance algae, and electrical
and child safety all that is necessary to duplicate the sights,
sounds, and sanctuary of a babbling brook, splashing fountain,
or cascading waterfall right in the backyard.
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The
Complete Book of the Water Garden
 
Expertly
written and illustrated throughout with color photos and helpful
diagrams, this guide describes both traditional and modern
techniques for creating a water garden. From streams, waterfalls,
and fountains to self-contained features and bog gardens,
every form receives in-depth coverage that is easy-to-follow.
There are suggestions for siting, design, and construction;
detailed assistance on stocking ponds and pools with fish
and flowers; and invaluable advice on plant propagation, care,
maintenance, and common problems. An extensive directory of
aquatic plants covers such favorites as water lilies; floating
plants (among them the beautiful, delicate water hyacinth);
and many more.
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Design
Your Own Pond and Water Garden (Robbie Readers) (Gardening
for Kids)
 
People
all around the world enjoy the hobby of gardening. They love
planting tiny seeds in the soil and watching them sprout into
mature plants. Gardening isn t just for adults, however. Kids
can plan, create, and maintain their own gardens, too. Gardening
for Kids is rich with ideas and instructions for making water
gardens, flower gardens, vegetable gardens, perennial gardens,
butterfly gardens, and landscape designs. Everyone loves a
garden filled with bright colors, soft textures, and lovely
smells. Add a little water to the mix and you have the perfect
spot to relax and enjoy the best of nature. Relaxing by your
water garden is the end of a long but rewarding process. Follow
these step-by-step instructions for finding the best spot
in your yard for a healthy water garden, designing and digging
it, choosing water flowers, and adding fish. You can even
build a toad house to attract wild visitors to your backyard.
When all the designing, digging, lining, planting and stocking
is done, you can sit in your own private oasis and enjoy nature
s gorgeous bounty. Color, movement, scent it all adds up to
life!
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The
Water Garden: Styles, Designs, and Visions
 
Throughout
history, water has been a versatile and vital resource for
the garden. It was the essential element in the earliest gardens
of the and Near East. And today water provides settings and
opportunities for an exciting combination of plants and architectural
ornament. This volume, with specially commissioned photography
by Hugh Palmer, illustrates and discusses both grand and modest
water gardens to be found throughout the world, including
the Islamic masterpieces of Granada and Kashmir and the gardens
of Kyoto in Japan. In Europe and America all the principal
schools of garden design - Mannerist, Classical and Landscape
invite the reader to share their delights. The ingenuity of
the Italian garden is captured in stunning views, as are the
grand vistas of Versailles, English landscaping, the smaller-scale
pleasures of stream and pond gardens, and the finest gardens
and designs by Roberto Burle Marx. Details and close-ups are
included throughout, as are examples of the variety of water
features that have embellished gardens. A section on arrangements
to suit modern gardens, and listings of major water gardens
worldwide complete the book. "The Water Garden" is not only
a work to stimulate the gardener but also a sumptuous tribute
to a great tradition which unites some of the most lavish
and beautiful garden schemes ever devised. George Plumptre
is a writer, joumalist and garden specialist. His many works
include "Garden Ornament" (Thames and Hudson, 1989). Hugh
Palmer has contributed photographs to numerous books, including
"Garden Ornament, Trellis" (1991) and "The Formal Garden"
(1992), all from Thames and Hudson.
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Water
Gardens & Natural Pools: Design & Construction
 
Pages:
157, Hardcover, Schiffer Publishing
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Complete
Guide to Water Gardens: Ponds, Fountains, Waterfalls, Streams
 
Complete
Guide to Water Gardens is a comprehensive guide to designing
and installing all types of home water gardens, from naturalistic
to formal. Readers will learn about site selection and construction
materials and methods. They will receive information on pumps,
filters, lighting, and other accessories. The book also explains
how to install streams, waterfalls, fountains, and statues,
as well as how to design bridges and stepping-stones. Complete
Guide to Water Gardens also includes information on maintaining
water quality and selecting fish and plants. Beautifully illustrated,
including step-by-step sequences and instructions, this book
shows readers all they need to know in order to create and
maintain the water garden of their dreams.
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Timber
Press Pocket Guide to Water Garden Plants (Timber Press Pocket
Guides)
 
Water
is a soothing and delightful addition to any garden, and water
features streams, waterfalls, and bog gardens continue to
be popular design elements in the modern garden. And now,
gardeners finally have a practical and handy place to turn
for information about water garden plants. In the Timber Press
Pocket Guide to Water Garden Plants, gardening gurus Greg
and Sue Speichert provide information on a full range of plants
that can be used in ponds and wet soils, from the widely popular
waterlilies and lotuses to the often-overlooked submerged,
floating, and bog plants. The newest edition in the popular
pocket guide series focuses on 300 of the best plants for
use in large and small water gardens. Each description includes
detailed information on choosing, planting, and caring for
plants. Notes on cultivation address the question of how much
water each plant needs to grow and provide information on
cold tolerance and how to overwinter plants. Suggestions for
use in the landscape offer design ideas for gardeners of all
levels.
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Water
Garden Idea Book (Taunton Home Idea Books)
 
Water
gardening is making a big splash in today's landscapes. Called
the fastest-growing part of the landscape industry today,
the installation of water features in the landscape is a multi-billion
dollar market. It's easy to see why. Splashing fountains make
hot days seem a bit cooler. Basins of water reflect the blue
sky, puffy clouds, and colorful fall leaves. Naturalistic
ponds and waterfalls attract birds and butterflies to backyards.
And tiny tabletop fountains offer soothing sounds that drown
out neighborhood noise. Water Garden Idea Book brings these
ideas to life, providing more than 300 photos of all types
of water features-with tips for design and placement so that
they become striking focal points or soothing and subtle additions
for any setting. From ponds and streams to pools and water
stairs, fountains, containers, and bubbling urns, Water Garden
Idea Book has it all. Special emphasis is given to siting
all types of water features and how to install a water feature
yourself. Extensive resource list is included.
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Water
Garden Lifestyles
 
From
the publishers of Aquascape Lifestyles magazine comes a new
book, perfect for water garden lovers everywhere, Water Garden
Lifestyles. This new coffee table book will serve as the centerpiece
in anyone s living room with hundreds of gorgeous, vivid photographs,
as well as beautiful, inspiring words that will spark the
interest of every water lover. Whether you re thinking about
getting a water garden or are in love with your backyard paradise,
you'll flip over the design and style of this sleek, hard-covered
masterpiece. The 110-page book features water gardens from
across North America, built using the all natural, ecosystem
method. Pond owners will be invigorated when they check out
the full-color photos and decide that they too need a bridge,
deck, or gazebo. Buy one for yourself, or get one as a gift
for a fellow water gardener.
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Water
Gardens (Firefly Gardener's Guide)
 
From
ancient bathtubs stocked with goldfish to larger ponds complete
with stream and waterfall, water gardens provide both a satisfying
challenge to the amateur landscaper and a peaceful corner
for the contemplative gardener. This guide offers practical
advice on pond design and construction, management and maintenance,
containers, and the intriguing history of this increasingly
popular backyard pursuit.
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Outdoor
Water Features: 16 Easy-to-Build Projects For Your Yard and
Garden
 
No
one can deny the power and attraction of water features. And
it's never been easier for gardeners to add the sparkle and
serenity of water to their own landscapes. Garden centers
and flower shows throughout North America provide both the
tools and the inspiration; this book will give readers the
know-how. Projects range from simple to more advanced. Readers
can choose among a classic wall-mounted fountain spout, a
traditional or contemporary cascade and garden pond, an authentic
Japanese-style bamboo water pump, witty water sculptures,
and more. With 16 projects in all, this book has something
to offer all tastes, budgets, and abilities. Each project
is accompanied by clear, step-by-step photographs and easy-to-follow
instructions, plus helpful tips and techniques. Also included
is a list of tools and materials. Whether readers imagine
a container bog garden, a romantic millstone fountain, or
a cascade, this book will help them make it a reality.
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Xeriscape
Plant Guide: 100 Water-Wise Plants for Gardens and Landscapes
 
The
Xeriscape Plant Guide is a full-color, comprehensive resource
for more than 100 low-water-use plants that bring color, beauty
and utility to your landscape. This is the Bible on plants
for water-wise gardens! With continued national concern over
water use, Xeriscape gardens are a sensible option for today
and tomorrow. Published in cooperation with Denver Water and
the American Water Works Association, and reviewed by professional
horticulturalists and landscapers, this fully illustrated
reference offers complete information on low-water-use trees
and shrubs, annuals and shade plants. These plants were chosen
for their ability to thrive in tough conditions, for their
low water usage and for their potential to add beauty and
diversity to any landscape. Whether you have a small patio
or terrace, city lot or a bit of acreage, there is more than
enough variety in these pages to turn your garden into a place
of beauty. Xeriscape can be considered water-smart gardening
or environmentally friendly planting, but the main theory
behind it is to grow plants that thrive in our specific regions
and soils. Inside the pages of the Xeriscape Plant Guide,
you will find a vast array of plants ideally suited for gardens
of North America, both familiar and less recognizable, that
require minimal supplemental irrigation, that can cope with
fluctuations in temperature, and that resist disease and pests.
All the plants in this book are depicted by full-color photographs
throughout the seasons, and several garden design possibilities
are shown. Botanical illustrations-literally the science of
horticulture-add a new dimension, as each artist provides
a unique rendering that focuses on the personality of each
plant.
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Creating
Ponds, Brooks, and Pools: Water in the Garden (Schiffer Design
Book)
 
Water
forms the soul of a garden. A quiet pond, a babbling brook,
or a dramatic pool can make a garden unique. To achieve such
beauty, however, requires careful planning and design. Using
over 150 brilliant color photographs, this splendid and inspiring
book presents the variety of possibilities for using water
in the garden. The informative and enjoyable text provides
helpful planning details, including advice on waterproofing,
the shore formation, attractive plantings, even fish. Planning
and building any kind of water garden is not only fun, it
greatly enriches the joy that is found in one's own backyard
garden.
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Water
Features for Small Gardens: From Concept to Construction
 
Celebrated
designer Keith Davitt brings the delights of the water garden
within reach of everyone in Water Features for Small Gardens.
With a clear eye to design, construction, materials, and maintenance,
Davitt offers alternatives for every style of garden and every
budget. Detailed case studies depict actual gardens progressing
from the planning stage to planting, and the author shows
step by step how such features are created using only modest
building skills. Types of water gardens discussed include:
natural, formal, and informal pools; raised and in-ground
formal fountains; wall fountains; streams and waterfalls;
and bog and tub gardens. Heavily illustrated and packed with
practical information, Water Features for Small Gardens is
a must for any gardener seeking to bring his or her garden
to the next level.
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Garden
Pools. Fountains & Waterfalls: Design Ideas and Installation
Techniques for Natural Looking Water Features (Sunset Books)
 
Don't
be intimidated. jump right in to provide your garden with
the soothing sights and sounds of water. The 5th edition of
this Sunset bestseller lures you into the languid ease and
peaceful beauty of water features with a richly expanded photo
gallery. Then it backs up these great design ideas with step-by-step
instructions for constructing ponds, fountains, and waterfalls.
Includes plant recommendations. Features: Add a peaceful yet
dramatic accent to your garden landscape, deck, or patio Complete
materials lists and step-by-step instructions Guides by region
on plantings for ponds Tips for maintaining healthy fish and
a clean water feature
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Splash!:
Rock and Water Design in Gardens
 
Whether
you want a small feature or a series of waterfalls, this practical
and extensive guide provides a host of inspirational ideas
for using water in your garden.
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