Solar Water Fountain

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Your water feature doesn't always need to be an expensive project however it does need to look great. It's the sight and sound of water that counts. A feature filled with fish and plants is impressive, but a simple feature with gently moving water may be more
appropriate for your outdoor area. However complicated or simple, water adds
life to your garden, and the size and shape of the water feature you
want is only limited by your imagination.

Always research your options and look for ideas in a number of books on the subject,

Decide if you want the water feature to be a complimentary or the focal point of the garden. Your answer will dictate placement and surroundings (but not size). There are many options including a pond; a water bowl or pot; and varieties of bubblers, fountains and cascades.

Compare the advantages of an in-ground pond to an aboveground one. The former requires excavation but looks more natural. It's also insulated from cold by the soil. Above-ground pools bring the water closer to eye level and provide opportunities for architectural sophistication as well as additional seating

Always try to blend in-ground pools into the landscape. Avoid high spots or places where a natural pond would be unlikely to form. Also avoid the lowest spots, so that your pond doesn't become flooded during storms and provide a catch drain for excess water, leaves and sticks. And if you're lucky enough to have them, incorporate rock outcroppings into the pond.

Sketch out your design and excavation plan. While it doesn't need to be fancy, the more details you can incorporate into the drawing, the more likely the water feature will work out as you intend.
And remember to have fun and dream big even if it is just a water fountain!