FountainMan
Dihydrogen Monoxide-scaping.
Relandscaped the front yard and Incorporated a custom water feature into the design.
Added Yellow flag Iris and Parrots Feather in the feature. Added a variety of plants around the edge. I forgot some of the names. Lol
A shot from above. The pond is a hybrid between a reservoir feature and a ornamental pool. The pool also acts as a bird bath. I placed some bird feeders nearby to complete the area. We see lots of feathered visitors.
A 5 gallon bucket is buried under the larger part of the pool. A solar pump pumps the water up to the pool at the surface through the taller fountain jet. A return pipe next to the shorter fountain carries the water back to the reservoir and help promote cross-circulation preventing stagnant "dead-zones".
This solar panel powers the smaller fountain and light.
This solar panel powers the main pump.
The broken light fixture will eventually be turned into a spotlight for the flagpole in adjacent flower bed to the pool.
The controller station for the small fountain. This has a built-in timer, battery and flow rate adjustment. Also turns the lights on at night.
The controller for the main pump. Has same functions at the other controller.
15 gallon Reserve water supply. A series of tubing and valves run to the pool under the hedge to help keep the water feature full even in hot weather. These also help capture rainwater that fall off the roof. The buckets are hidden behind the hedges to keep the HOA happy.
Added Yellow flag Iris and Parrots Feather in the feature. Added a variety of plants around the edge. I forgot some of the names. Lol
A 5 gallon bucket is buried under the larger part of the pool. A solar pump pumps the water up to the pool at the surface through the taller fountain jet. A return pipe next to the shorter fountain carries the water back to the reservoir and help promote cross-circulation preventing stagnant "dead-zones".
The broken light fixture will eventually be turned into a spotlight for the flagpole in adjacent flower bed to the pool.
15 gallon Reserve water supply. A series of tubing and valves run to the pool under the hedge to help keep the water feature full even in hot weather. These also help capture rainwater that fall off the roof. The buckets are hidden behind the hedges to keep the HOA happy.