How Do You Build A Water Fall Rock Garden?
The sound of running water has had a soothing, mesmerizing effect on people for thousands of years. Adding a water feature to your rock garden is an excellent choice, since a river bed or stream naturally contains rock. A waterfall will provide you with a great design for your yard, as well as adding character and beauty to your outdoors. It will provide an enjoyable spot for you to unwind and forget the cares of the day. Position the waterfall close to a source of electricity. If possible, locate the waterfall where there is already a natural slope. Dig a channel from top to bottom to direct the flow of the water. The basin at the bottom should have a berm shoulder to collect the water. It must be at least 24 inches deep. If necessary, use the extra dirt at the opposite end to create an even steeper waterfall. Pour a layer of sand in the channel, wet it and smooth out with shovel. Spread the pond liner over the channel and trim it to twice the width and a bit longer than your waterfal
