 This huge, realistic Waterfall amazed visitors to Rice Creek. Down to the last detail it was true life, thanks to Wayne. The stream above the falls attracted myriads of bathing birds and a school of his huge Koi lazily coursed the pool below. |
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 Even a small waterfall produces enchanting sights and sounds. Rugged rocks and irregular spillways remind one of mountain springs. Notice the weeping hemlock and mossy rock plants that convince the viewer they are really far, far away in a natural setting--not Fridley, Minnesota! |
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 We designed this swimming pool near Lake Minnetonka to look like a wild swimming hole. Painted black with a flowing shape, it is flanked by thyme lawns, accented with iris and partially surrounded by a flagstone walk. |
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 Just a little water goes a long way. This birdbath reflects the sky, drawing curiosity and welcoming birds like a magnet. Right by the back door, it is easy to sweep out and fill with a hose. Dwarf perennials flanking the sides give the effect of a mountain pool. |
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 Water drips but once a second into this hand-hewn oaken trough. Spillage gently moistens soil for damp-loving primroses and mosses below. It is a garden centerpiece that brings life in a quiet, soothing manner. |
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 A simulated dry stream bed is an arresting sight in this large, hillside garden in Duluth. In the rain, rushing water is channeled harmlessly away. When dry, it makes a handy path for maintenance and enjoyment of the garden. |
This huge, realistic Waterfall amazed visitors to Rice Creek. Down to the last detail it was true life, thanks to Wayne. The stream above the falls attracted myriads of bathing birds and a school of his huge Koi lazily coursed the pool below.
Even a small waterfall produces enchanting sights and sounds. Rugged rocks and irregular spillways remind one of mountain springs. Notice the weeping hemlock and mossy rock plants that convince the viewer they are really far, far away in a natural setting--not Fridley, Minnesota!
We designed this swimming pool near Lake Minnetonka to look like a wild swimming hole. Painted black with a flowing shape, it is flanked by thyme lawns, accented with iris and partially surrounded by a flagstone walk.
Just a little water goes a long way. This birdbath reflects the sky, drawing curiosity and welcoming birds like a magnet. Right by the back door, it is easy to sweep out and fill with a hose. Dwarf perennials flanking the sides give the effect of a mountain pool.
Water drips but once a second into this hand-hewn oaken trough. Spillage gently moistens soil for damp-loving primroses and mosses below. It is a garden centerpiece that brings life in a quiet, soothing manner.
A simulated dry stream bed is an arresting sight in this large, hillside garden in Duluth. In the rain, rushing water is channeled harmlessly away. When dry, it makes a handy path for maintenance and enjoyment of the garden.