There were a lot of water features at Canada Blooms. This garden was called "Wet, Wild and Canadian" and was a collaborative effort between Genoscape and The Harrowsmith Gardening Digest. ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) Kind of hard to see the water flowing in the picture, but is was coming out the top and flowing down the sides of the rock ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) Ivy having a rest on one of the many carved log seats ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) There was another interesting feature garden that had a water feature. It was "Traverse", and was a garden that allowed you to step out of your urban home and step into a wild oasis, a place to unwind. ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) It had a lovely BBQ area ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) And then as you turn the corner ... ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) Here's a "Tuscan Retreat" ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) A wonderful water feature by James Garfield Thompson. This garden shows that man is not and intrusion and does not obstruct the natural flow of nature. It is a table made with a slab of natural stone ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden ) Just found another photo of the water feature with the elephant ( photo / image / picture from Netty's Garden )
Netty I can copy the 2nd, 3rd and 4th photographs please? Ian is going to demolish our waterfall and build me a new one. I'd love to have one that looks just like the one in your picture and might even persuade him to let me have a water course too with any luck.
I could just sit and watch the water features all day long. The plants all around and nearby the water made the feature complete.
I love the stone table too. It was a single, huge slab of stone about 6 inches thick. I couldn't help but wonder how much it would weigh.
