How Do You Build A Waterfall Stream?
If you have a pond in your yard and want to add to its appeal, a waterfall may be the way to go. Waterfalls don’t just look great, they also keep water moving, which will enhance oxygen levels in the pond. If you have enough space in your yard, you could install a streambed that ends in a waterfall. With a pond pump and a few supplies, you should be able to complete this task in about a day and a half. Choose an area in the yard for the stream. You need plenty of room so that water can flow into the pond. Decide on the length and width of the stream, then excavate the site by digging to a depth of 4 inches. Add twists and turns to the stream if you like. Take the 2-inch flexible pipe that is connected to the pond pump, and bury it a few inches beneath the bed of the stream. One end of the pipe will connect to the submerged pond pump. The other end will resurface at the top of the streambed. Cut a layer of geotextile liner in the shape of the streambed and cover the area. The liner does
