Landscape plantings

   

          We can landscape your water feature with a variety of colorful plants and trees. The right       

      assortment of plantings will beautify the water features surrounding area. There are plenty 

      of plants with amazing colors that can blend together. There is a art to assorting the colors, 

      sizes and shapes of shubbery. Plants can drape over a rock by a waterfall or fill a space in

      between stones. You want your water feature looking the best with a great landscape design.                Having the landscape plantings designed correctly is important. If the plantings arent done           

      correctly, it could reflect how beautiful your water feature could really be.    

Here is a variety of some of the plants and trees that we plant, in the landscape areas of the water features

Sun oriented plants

around a water feature

Speciman Trees

• Weeping blue atlas 

• Dwarf Japanese 

• Weeping norway 

• Weeping cherry

• Weeping pine

 

 

• Cypress gold mop

• Junipers

• Barberry

• Euonymus

• Grasses

• Birds nest spruce

• Ilex

• Boxwood

• Sedum       

• Creeping Jenny

 

 

 

Plants

          Shade plants

 

• Acuba

 

• Hosta

 

• Cora bells​

 

• Fern

 

• Liriope grass​

 

• moon shadow

 

• ​prostrata

 

• Hakonechloa grass

 

• Houttuynia

 

• Moss

 

• Skip Laurel

 

 

 

 

Shade oriented plants

   If you are looking to enjoy your backyard paradise with more privacy. The Skip Laurel shrubs are for you. These evergreen shrubs

are sun and shade oriented. Filtered sun is

the best sun exposure for these shrubs.   The green leafed plant has a thick appearance and cannot be seen through too easy.They are usually planted in a line to make a wall affect, to block a visual from a different view. 

  If you are looking to be in your own world away from other people or to block a visual,

the Skip Laurel shrub is for you.

 

 

BAMBOO   A plant NOT to put by a water feature !!

Great privacy screening shrub

Pond Paradise Designs is not responsible

for any animals eating any plantings that

are installed around the water feature.