Step-by-step, easy to follow guide for water
gardeners. Instructs on how to plan, construct, excavate, install and
stock a pond. Soft cover, 128 pages

The Master Book of the Water Garden, by Philip Swindells Comprehensive information on all aspects of water gardening, including a historical overview; detailed information on building, stocking, and maintaining a garden pond, and an extensive plant directory. Beautifully photographed and exquisitely written.

This beautifully illustrated book covers pond design, fountains, waterfalls, bridges, plants, fish, and pond maintenance. Excellent
reference material as well as ideals for planning and building unique water features.
Hard cover, 160 pages.

The tranquility of water has the power to calm frazzled nerves and soothe the weary soul. Now you can create a serene world all your own with the help of this all-encompassing guide to building ponds. Delight in glittering shadows that bounce off your kitchen walls, or build a hidden pond in a woodsy clearing as an escape from everyday pressures. Whatever style or use you choose, you will find all you need to make the dream a reality.
Soft cover, 144 pages.

Hard cover book, 128 full color pages. Easy-to-understand way how to create a water garden specially constructed for low maintenance. Learn how to place plants in correctly; choose appropriate materials and inexpensive tools; control environment for plants and fish.

Ponds and water gardens make up one of the fastest growing sectors of the aquatic hobby industry. "The Pond Owner's Problem Solver" provides clear solutions to 450 of the most common problems in creating and maintaining ponds and water gardens.

Packed with superb full-color photographs of thriving water gardens, this detailed manual is the definitive book for water gardeners. It
will help you select, cultivate, and care for aquatic plants in your garden. Learn, from the foremost expert, the basics of planting,
fertilizing, propagating, and caring for plants year-round, along with controlling pests and disease. Then choose the plants that suit your water garden and your tastes. Extensive, fully illustrated directories
list the commonly available submerged aquatic plants for ornamental ponds, floating aquatics and aquatics with floating leaves, hardy and tropical water lilies, lotuses, marginal aquatics, and water irises.
For each plant, you will get a scientific and common name, a description of its appearance and habits, and important information on potting, growing, and propagation. This valuable resource will help
ensure the success of your garden.

It will be the first book you will want on stonescaping--a simple "learn to do it yourself" guide to superb projects beginners can handle with professional results. There is guidance on developing a layout, drawing a plan, choosing tools, mixing mortar, jointing,
excavating, providing drainage, and improving aesthetics. Pictures present magnificent stones for your consideration, from granite to marble to quartzite--along with advice on buying, cutting, and placing
them. Outstanding projects include a variety of walls; columns; a paved walkway; patio, archway, stone pond, or steps

Lavish, full-color photographs and plenty of practical tips and instructions will help you create the backyard of your dreams. From
formal gardens to family-friendly ones, the world's best-known authority has a plan for improving your garden with a water feature
that is right for you. Eighteen different garden types with incorporated water features span a range of styles and meet a variety of needs. Add a waterfall. Attract wildlife, raise fish, overcome challenges of climate, and more.
Paperback: 144 pages