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Whether you enjoy the inviting sound of water tumbling from a fountain or the calming effect of reflections in a still pool, a water feature always enhances a garden's beauty. Even the smallest backyard can benefit from this addition, with this wealth of inspirational ideas for everything from tiny pebble pools to more elaborate fish ponds, rills, and steps. The lush inspiring photographs of some of the most glorious water features in gardens anywhere, along with the practical information on good design and sound construction, will you give hundreds of design ideas of your own. Along with the particular attention to style and siting, there's also specific advice on deep and shallow water aquatics, moisture-loving plants for the pool's edge, and flowers and vegetation that will flourish in the damp or shady areas surrounding a pond. "Case histories" of actual water gardens describe the owner's original intentions and show how to adapt them to your own space. Plus: vital information on aeration, water purification, and pump care.

Just add water--its gentle presence soothes the stresses of daily living. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the garden. This new edition of a Sunset bestseller provides a stunning photo gallery to inspire readers with all kinds of flowing water elements. Includes detailed instructions for six water garden projects such as a wall fountain, a waterfall, and a stream, plus an encyclopedia of plants for in and around the pool and detailed information on selecting and caring for pond fish. From planning and designing a water feature to basic construction techniques and installing wiring and lights, this lushly photographed volume covers everything to create and maintain the inviting sights and sounds of water gardens.

Studley Royal Water Garden - Studley Royal Water Garden close to Ripon in North Yorkshire is one of the best surviving examples of a Georgian water garden in England.

2006 Watsons Water Champions Challenge - The 2006 Watsons Water Champions Challenge is a women's exhibition (no points for the world ranking can be earned) tennis tournament organized at the beginning of each season.

Water garden - Water gardens, also known as aquatic gardens and backyard ponds, have become popular in recent years.

Sensory garden - A sensory garden is a garden specifically created to be accessible and enjoyable to disabled visitors. It will often, for example, contain features accessible to the blind such as: scented plants, sculptures and sculpted handrails, water features designed to make sound and play over the hands, textured touch-pads, magnifying-glass screens, and braille & audio induction loop descriptions.

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