Company Overview
Aquascape is the leading manufacturer of pond supplies in North America. We also install water features in the Chicagoland area.
Services
Lawn & Garden, Water Features
Areas of Expertise
water gardening, ponds, waterfalls, rainwater harvesting
Contact Info
901 Aqualand Way
(866) 877-6637
In Business Since
1992
Professional Associations
Illinois Landscape Contractors Association, Irrigation Association
Recent Activity
Popular Hardy Waterlilies for Your Pond
Hardy waterlilies are mildly fragrant, day-blooming plants characterized by floating flowers and leaves and are available in a variety of colors and sizes. They'll survive outdoors in
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Wow! I love the colors on Colorado and Pink Grapefruit.
Create a Backyard Oasis with a Pond and Waterfall
You need a place to unwind and relax. A spot your entire family can enjoy! Rather than spend money on a fleeting vacation, why not create your own tropical paradise right outside your
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CommentedRobyn Walter, yes they can! You ...»
How to Plant a Waterlily
Before adding a waterlily to your pond, you'll want to pot it in a container designed specifically for aquatic plants. Since waterlilies are voracious eaters, you also want to make sure
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Add a Bridge to Your Pond or Landscape
Bridges naturally coax you to cross over them to see what's on the other side, which is why they work so well in landscape settings when you want visitors to explore more of the beautiful
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Million Dollar Backyard Pond
The owner of this amazing water feature wanted his own private retreat without having to travel. Now he can feel like he's on vacation 365 days of the year! Watch the video and see for
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Create a Romantic Summer Evening With Underwater Lighting
The majority of pond owners work during the day, which means evening hours are when they're most likely to enjoy their pond and waterfall. The addition of underwater lighting to a pond or
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Gardening: I need a 'step down' from my pond to the lawn.
Hard to see in the photo- but for me to get 'down' from a raised pond bed- I risk injury as I have a problem leg. It's not all that high-maybe a foot or so to the lawn- stepping up is easy- and a bridge would be absurd- but I need something as this leg needs support-
What you see as the bottom of the photo is the place where I have to jump to get to the lawn
From there it's about a 6 inch drop and steep.
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CommentedI like Rocky Mountain Waterscape's solution. Larger rocks and a flat one that can act as a ...»
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CommentedTina, here's a link to complete information about creating a waterfall like this. You'll see ...»
Pondless Waterfalls for the Landscape
A pondless waterfall is a waterfall without the pond. You still get the wonderful sight and sound of running water in your garden without having a pond. Pondless waterfalls can be tucked
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