Our Project Gallery

This is our award-winning water feature installed at a local garden center in Alabama. Built in April of 2005, It features a meandering stream, multiple falls, and a bog/constructed wetland basin to the left of the entrance. To the right, a long stream originating from a filtering bog is joined by multiple falls and terminates in a large pond.

The design intent of this dramatic water feature was to give the illusion of a waterfall, stream, and pond being connected to a swimming pool. We achieve this while keeping the two bodies of water seperate for fish health.This feature was constructed in 2005.

An impressive grade change in the clients yard and a desire to avoid mowing such a steep slope were motivating factors for the creation of this water feature. Twin 4500 gallon per hour waterfalls converge in the stream to deliver this water garden lifestyle. The pond basin is 11 x 16. Future plans call for the installation of a swimming pool and patio for enhanced viewing of the falls.

Vibrant landscaping throughout the property is enjoyed with the musical accompanyment of flowing waters. The pond is about 90 square feet and positioned in the landscape so that it may be seen and heard from inside the house. An outdoor kitchen provides further opportunity to enjoy the water garden lifestyle.

This is an example of a pondless waterfall separating a paver walkway and a well-manicured lawn. The pondless waterfall and stream provide excellent opportunity to enjoy the water garden lifestyle when space is a premium or you have no desire to keep fish.

The soothing sounds of a water garden project that we created in the neighborhood beckoned this couple while they were enjoying an evening stroll. As the folks will readily profess, "The water garden lifestyle can definitely be contageous."

The Vought Water Gardens crew were given the opportunity to build a water feature for ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition! This project was completed in the Fall of 2004. Take a look at some pictures from the project located in Granada Hills, California.