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This is great! The barrel man is cute but I'm afraid he'd freak me out at night. (I'm a big chicken) My fav is the 3 tiered, stone fountain because it is a great inspiration piece for my front yard where the bermuda has died due to the shading from my huge oak trees. Do you happen to know what that ground cover is? -
The Rustic Urn is my favorite. I have the drift wood; just need the rest. : ) -
I love the Rustic Urn, just like a mini waterfall, awesome!! -
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Where can I find a barrel man? Love, love, love that idea!!!
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Becky and Debi, you can find the man in the barrel here (the barrel needs to be purchased separately - but he could go in any container that's large enough to hold him): http://store.aquascapeinc.com/products/produ...; -
Aquascape - wow!! These are just awesome. I'd be hard pressed to pick a favorite - they are all uniquely different, interesting & beautiful. Gotta say though, the barrell man is right up there on the unexpected scale!! Think the driftwood would run a real close second, ahhhhhh - daydreaming ;~) -
I've saved this one Aquascape! Right now, I'm up to my ears in alligators, but will get around to this! -
Love them, but the man in the barrel just stole the show. I think. Lol!!! Thanks for sharing. -
@Becky - loved your alligators analogy!! I still remember the very first time I heard that expression used - a lawyer I worked for at the time - only it wasn't his ears that the alligators were UP to! LOL ( ! )
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I really hope to have some fountains in our yard, someday. We're working on things a little at a time. -
Susan S., that's probably where I picked the expression up too. Doctors and attorneys use some of the most colorful, descriptive expressions, and I've worked closely with both. And, yes.............I used a substitution for the anatomy part in the phrase. 8-)
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That first one makes me laugh every time I scroll by this post! -
Where can I purchase that liner for the barrel---it looks like molded plastic not a rubber pond liner? -
Where can I purchase that liner for the barrel---it looks like molded plastic not a rubber pond liner?
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Aquascape, I like your pictures of kids standing in the pond. Is the pond made specially so they can do that? (at your website) -
were thes fountains purchased ready to go or pieces bought individually and wired as fountains -
I have a solar fountain greeting our guests and love the face I do not have to run power to it. -
Teresa D, it's hard to see the ground cover in the photo but I believe it's vinca.
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Elaine E R, you can purchase the liner, which yes, is molded plastic at several places. You can find them on Ebay, Amazon, and I'm guessing some of the big box stores like Lowe's sell them, too.
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Vivian S, some ponds are shallow - just 2 feet deep. If this is still too deep, you can install a Pondless Waterfall, which doesn't include a pond. But you can create a little wading area just a couple inches deep at the bottom of the waterfalls for small children to play in. Here's a photo that shows an example, nice flat rocks for the kids to sit on, with a little bit of water at the bottom to fill buckets and have fun!
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Theresa Z, most of the fountains come as kits so you have the pump, plumbing, reservoir, etc altogether. You can, however, purchase items separately for customized fountain options.
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this seems to be the same idea as i had, when guest come i want the whole visit with the sound of water no matter where they go thoughout the garden tour.
