How Do You Make A Waterfall For A Garden Pond?
A waterfall is a beautiful addition and a great landscaping element to any backyard. This landscaping project can be time-consuming and challenging, but the relaxing, tranquil space you will create for yourself is worth the work. With a little effort and a few supplies, you can have an inexpensive picturesque view in your very own backyard. Pick a spot for the waterfall that is located at the edge of the garden pond. Make sure the space is large enough to accommodate a pond pump and a good place to help conceal it. Place the pond pump where the waterfall feature will go. The pump will keep the water circulating in the pond, which is essential for a waterfall. Set the pond filter at the base of the pond and attach a tube to it. Connect this tube from the pond filter to the pond pump. Use some landscaping rocks around the pond pump to hide it from view, but leave room for some access for maintenance. Connect another tube to the pond pump and place it on a flat rock, aiming it downward at
