Residents of Arizona know the difficulties of finding water in our hot and dry state. But just because our state is a desert doesn’t mean your garden has to look like one. We’ve previously discussed some of the benefits of adding a water feature to your landscaping, but here’s a few more to consider!
We’re never lacking for sun here in Arizona, so why not take advantage of it? A water feature is even more brilliant when the sun shines through their streams and pools. They work together to create a beautiful harmony that is very soothing to take in.
If you’ve worked with MountainScapers before, you already have a stunning garden in for your home. Adding a water feature to your garden can create new, and even more dramatic designs and features for your landscaping. Accents like local river rocks, or water plants add a natural looking touch to your home garden.
Liven up your landscaping by introducing fish into your water feature. Everyone loves the seemingly therapeutic effect of viewing fish swim in an aquarium, so why not add one to your backyard? Koi fish are a classic choice for larger water features, but goldfish are a fun alternative for those with smaller ponds.
Adding a variety of water plants to your fountain or water feature is more affordable than you might think. They serve as natural decorations to the water feature, and because they are always near a water source, they’re easy to maintain.
Adding a water feature to your home is a beautiful way to connect with the outdoors. A pond or fountain adds a charming and relaxing flair to your already striking backyard. When you’re ready to add a water feature to your landscaping, call the experts at MountainScapers!
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