A feature with running water, floating plants, and darting fish adds color and wildlife to your home's landscape.

In this video, we guide you through the process of creating a beautiful backyard pond. Discover tips on design, materials ...

If you're looking for your next garden project and want something low maintenance that's also beneficial for the entire ecosystem, consider building a tiny wildlife pond. Backyard ponds have a ...

A garden pond adds color, life, and beauty to a yard. Chris Wilson, territory sales manager, design, and installation, for St. Charles, Ill.-based Aquascape, gives some tips for building your very ...

1. Using a hose or rope, outline the shape for the pond. 2.Remove the grass and soil from the pond area. Dig to desired depth. Marginal shelves at least 9-inches deep are recommended for growing po… ...

To build a pond of your own, first determine where to place your pond. Partial sun is best, but if there are large trees nearby, there’ll be more leaves and muck to remove from your pond.

A pond, simply put, is a hole filled with water. An ornamental pond is a hole filled with water plus an assortment of plants, some fish and a pump, which filters the water and causes it to bubble ...

If you love the idea of having a backyard pond but don't have the space—or even the yard!—to put one in, a water garden in a container is a deck and balcony-friendly alternative. Photo by ...

This size of pond is relatively rare for a garden; most suburban ponds tend to be much smaller. Regulations are different if you're building a pond on a ranch or farmland, or if you're creating a ...

If you decide to build a garden pond, make sure you make key considerations for easy maintenance. Some tips to keep at the back of your mind are: – Go for a small pond that is easy to manage and ...

Be sure to consider the shape of your frog pond. “A water feature with straight, deep sides can be extremely dangerous for a frog,” says garden designer Amy Hovis.