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Landscape water features by Earth Works, can add a touch of tranquility, beauty, and even a sense of luxury to any outdoor space. Here are several types of water features commonly found in landscapes:

Our thorough landscape water features include:

Ponds: Ponds are perhaps the most traditional water feature. They can range from small, ornamental ponds to large, naturalistic ones. Ponds often include aquatic plants and fish, adding to their aesthetic appeal.
Waterfalls: Waterfalls are a striking addition to any landscape. They can be standalone features or incorporated into ponds and streams. The sound of cascading water adds a calming ambiance to outdoor spaces.
Fountains: Fountains come in a variety of styles and sizes, from simple bubbling urns to elaborate tiered designs. They can serve as focal points in gardens or as decorative elements on patios and decks.
Streams: Streams meandering through a landscape create a sense of movement and can help break up large areas of greenery. They can be naturalistic or more formal in design, depending on the overall aesthetic of the landscape.
Water Walls: Water walls are vertical water features that can be attached to walls or freestanding. They create a sleek and modern look and the sound of water cascading down can be quite soothing.
Reflecting Pools: Reflecting pools are typically shallow bodies of water designed to reflect the surrounding landscape or architecture. They add a sense of depth and serenity to outdoor spaces.
Water Gardens: Water gardens focus primarily on aquatic plants, such as water lilies and lotuses, rather than fish. They can be designed in containers, ponds, or even converted water troughs, adding a unique touch to any landscape.
Bubbling Rocks: Bubbling rocks are large rocks with water bubbling up through them. They can be used as standalone features or incorporated into larger water features to create a naturalistic look.

When incorporating water features into your landscape, it's essential to consider factors such as maintenance requirements, available space, and the overall style of your outdoor area.