Water gardens

There's so many more water garden ideas than just a bubbling fountain. Take a look at these creative spots and you'll be enchanted and inspired.

A container water garden adds beauty to your yard and helps wildlife. Get DIY plans for building your own, plus set-up and care tips.

There are three different types of plants that you can grow in ponds: plants that are fully submerged, plants that float on the surface, and plants that grow around the edge. They are useful for providing shelter for aquatic wildlife, and keeping the water clear and oxygenated. This post lists 31 plants for a healthy pond. Best Water Landscapes Edge Aquatic Floating Area Underwater Banks

Would you like to build a natural looking backyard stream with a waterfall? Here are my tips for creating a beautiful stream in your backyard.

Imagine stepping outside to the soothing sounds of trickling water, transforming your backyard into a peaceful retreat. A backyard stream doesn't just add

Find out how to improve drainage in soil so that you can grow your garden plants. Or, if you can't, learn how to fix the soil that doesn't drain so that you can still enjoy colorful flowers.

If you don’t have enough space to accommodate a large pond, we offer you to decorate your outdoor space with a mini pond or a container water garden.

The Japanese Garden was laid out over 100 years ago in 1908 by the 8th Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt on reclaimed bogland to the south of Triton Lake.

Learn how to create a successful water garden in a container from the gardening experts at HGTV.com.

These pretty water garden plants thrive in or beside ponds. Most of these water-loving plants produce colorful flowers or interesting foliage.