Check out these fabulous water garden ideas. The combination of garden plants and water creates freshness and relaxation and will be the highlight of your garden. The first beautiful option to freshen up your area is the gazebo. The pergola will be the perfect addition to a larger pond. Birds, fish and butterflies can also serve as an additional attraction in this case. However, keep in mind that a larger pond requires more maintenance.
Plants in yellow, white and pink on the side of the stream. The water flows under the bridge and there is a gazebo above it. This dreamy oneLandscapee is reminiscent of the Monet Garden in France. The combination works when the key elements are adapted to the specific landscape to suit the climate and space.
Don't have much space? One of the simplest options has a big impact just thanks to a small element like the decorative fountain. The hum that pumps the water around in the circuit, for example in the form of a stone ball, is an elegant way to invite the water element into your garden.
If you want to make water a key feature in your garden, choose the upscale pond. For a more intimate and intimate atmosphere, look for a place like the corner of the terrace or courtyard.
Of the numerous design ideas, those with an Asian flair are in most cases the most interesting. You can make the tea house the main point of your water garden, connected to a wooden path or bridge. Use the tea house as a place to relax or meditate, or invite your guests there.
A backyard that slopes is the perfect foundation for a stream or waterfall. This way you will enjoy the beautiful music that the falling water produces. Plant different types of flowers along the stream bank that are easy to care for.
One of the simplest design ideas, but which also has a wonderful effect, is combining water with stones. Create stones of different shapes and sizes along the stream and even combine it with a small waterfall. Use different types of stone to convey more naturalness. Place some larger stones halfway into the ground as if they have been there forever.
The simple geometric shapes convey a distinct elegance and make this simple garden look very formal. The hexagonal steps and the round fountain are the highlights of the water basin.
Make your garden fountain look much more lively by adding a fountain with a plant bed. The example in the picture shows a model with a pump that pumps water from the sculpture to the pond.
Containers covered with zinc, usually used for farm animals, are perfect for quickly integrating the water element in the garden. The decorative windmills complete the farm atmosphere in the yard.
One of the most impressive design ideas includes a water basin with a mirrored surface. Make sure the shape of the pool is suitable for the specifications of the landscape. The stone tiles in the courtyard create a solid surface where you can sit and enjoy the beauty of the pool.
This open terrace in the middle of nature is the perfect place to relax. The beautiful surroundings are complemented by the calming effect of a pond. Located in the middle of the forest, this tranquil space has a Zen feel with its focus on natural materials and simple design.
The water channel that crosses this garden is reminiscent of bygone times and ancient traditions. The old-fashioned roses and classic design offer a trip back in time. The water stairs and the stream that runs underneath are the classic examples of a traditional water garden.
If you are looking for design ideas that do not require a lot of space, this suggestion is right for you. Simply find a suitable bowl, fill it with water and place small decorative water lilies in it. This can be the perfect table decoration for your dinner outside in the garden.
Take a pot and put decorative cattails and soil-free moss in it. This way you will have a movable water garden in your yard that offers a lot of flexibility. Depending on whether you are organizing a garden party or simply family dinner, you can change the location of the movable water garden accordingly.
Mix different elements for a dramatic effect in your garden landscape. An example of this is the series of waterfalls that lead to a pond with a gazebo. For a unified effect, you can use the same stone for multiple elements.
Although an elegant pool of water doesn't sit right in a rustic atmosphere, the pond pictured is just the right choice. The stream flowing into the pond and the simple aquatic plants look like a natural extension of the landscape.
The perfect stream is a successful combination of several water elements - cascade, fall, ripples and drainage. These individual elements have been mixed together very carefully so that the water creates a pleasant feeling for the eyes and ears.
If you want more naturalness for your yard and the swimming pool does not fit your concept, try converting it into a pond. You can use bags full of soil to line the walls of the pond and create ledges for the water lilies. Large flat stones are used over the bags for sealing.
