Gerald Ouellette of G&O Landscaping built a pair of waterfalls on a steep bank behind the Sunset Northwest Idea House in Portland. Using an excavator and shovels, he sculpted ledges, laid a .45-mil rubber liner, and placed Columbia River Gorge boulders. Two streams converge at the top, tumbling over flat ledges into a pool by the patio. Two pumps recirculate 150 gallons per minute; a biological filter keeps water clear.
Pinkish white Abelia chinensis, purple verbena, green ‘Greek Spicy Globe’ basil, blue catmint, silvery licorice plant, white nicotiana, lavender hostas, and brilliant green Irish moss soften the rock faces and catch sparkling droplets.
Swimmers in Avocado Water Jar: Harmless Microorganisms
Fixing Drainage Around a Sunken Above-Ground Pool
Long-Term Tap Water (200 ppm) Effects on Carnivorous Plants
Preventing Waterfall Freeze-Up in Missouri Winter
Mosquito Control in an Unused Water Feature
Pool Water Fountains: Elevating Aquatic Design
Choosing a Style for Your Water Feature: Planning & Problem Solving
Pond Empties Overnight Intermittently: Splash, Deer, or Hidden Leak
Stopping Waterfall Leaks and Using Barley for Algae Control
Inflatable Pool Lounges: Cool Comfort for Hot Summer Days
Koi Pond Mastery: Advanced Care for Healthy, Vibrant Fish
Semi-Formal Water Gardens: Versatile Design for Every Garden
Core Principles of Water Gardening
Watering Fiddle Leaf Fig: Ditch the Schedule, Use the Finger Test
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