An earthen berm is used to provide the setting for a stream surrounded by native plants emptying into a lower pond. Ask Mark to show you his inexpensive but well-designed biological filter in the back. Rick put this 900 gallon pond 30 feet below the deck and used the rock bluff face for his waterfall. A trail leads down to his hidden, shady water garden. Native rock and boulders were used to build this 10' x 12' 2,200 gallon oval pond.
Solar energy powers the pump.
Perfect compliment to the beautifully landscaped yard. All a tribute to Ken's imagination. The first is a 40' x 600' natural pond created by a 12' high, 40' wide concrete dam. This pond is filled with huge lotus and numerous water lilies. Up by the house there is a 3' x 6' liner pond for bog plants and a 9' x 15' 2,500 gallon above-ground rock walled pond filled with lilies.