Streams and Waterfalls
Streams or waterfalls add the pleasing element of moving water to the garden, while the sound alone contributes greatly to the ambience. With years of experience in designing & constructing streams & waterfalls Wild Ponds can bring your ideas to reality.
Creating a Water Feature
At Wild Ponds we take great care to make our water features appear entirely natural, and can construct many types; a true waterfall, tumbling or gentle stream or cascade, or more formal fountain or bubbling water source can all be made for you and can be seen below.
Many different types of stone can be used too; from our local flint to limestone (e.g. York stone) to slate, there are lots of variations. At Wild Ponds we use hand picked stone to ensure the best look for your water feature.
Streams and waterfalls don’t have to be stand alone features either, as we excel at combining them with wildlife ponds and wetlands.
The Process
The initial consultation is free, and normally takes one or two hours. Aims, objectives, and preferred budget are discussed and you can see what we have to offer.
We provide you with an initial design brief, together with a quotation for the installation costs; these will be tailored to your budget. We’ll also put you in touch with previous clients as referees.
Streams and Waterfalls Gallery
- Limestone makes a wonderful waterfall material
- The same waterfall…
- And in close up
- A different part of the stream
- The variety can be almost infinite
- A gentle stream enters the pond…
- Viewed from another angle
- Yorkstone this time
- A stream helps to keep the water oxygenated
- Slate is also a dynamic material…
- Perhaps shown here at its best…
- Or a gentle inflow can be effective too
- A courtyard flint and Yorkstone pool