simple water features for the yard

DIY Recirculation Fountain. Create a soothing fountain for your yard with just a few simple items from the hardware store. Make a soothing recirculating fountain for your home this summer!

These DIY water feature ideas will make your garden or backyard the most serene and relaxing place in your home. See for yourself.

Create a soothing small garden waterfall using rocks or sleek designs to personalize and add charm to your outdoor space.

There are different types of waterfalls that you can build and incorporate into your landscaping. Below we will show you some of our favorite waterfalls!

One of the Easiest (and coolest) DIY pondless water feature yet. Make this invisible fountain bubbler in an afternoon and enjoy it for years to come!

Make your garden even more inviting and appealing with one of these DIY water fountain ideas. They are inexpensive and easy to make.

Create a serene outdoor sanctuary with effortless and delightful water feature projects. Elevate your garden with these DIY ideas that evoke peace and beauty. Let the calming sounds of water turn your outdoor space into a tranquil haven, perfect for unwinding and rejuvenating. Enhance your backyard oasis with these inspiring projects that add a touch of relaxation to your surroundings.

by Ed We've been looking to add a garden water feature to our yard for well over a year now. We've kicked a few ideas around in that time. I liked ponds, for example. Robin

Nothing is more relaxing than the sound of moving water in the garden. Here's how to build a one-of-a-kind pot fountain water feature in a weekend. This water feature consists of an underground, waterproof basin; sturdy grating; and a pot of your choice.

I wanted a water feature in our front garden, but did not want to deal with electrical chords. I decided to make my own using a solar powered fountain pump! It turned out great and was so easy to make. How I Made My Fountain It only takes a few simple items about about 20 minutes to make this fountain! Here are the items I used: Two pots (one larger than the other) A pot or bucket to fit in the larger pot A bag of pebbles or potting soil Heavy rocks or bricks Solar powered pump A sunny and…