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Water in Landscaping
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Dan’s Papers
I enclose the water with plants to bring color into the water, I don’t want it to feel like a separate contained experience, but an integrated aspect of the garden.
Sometimes this is more literal, when, for example, I plant lotus flowers in ponds, slimming the line between the water and the garden.
Water is an elegant element of division because it only suggests itself as a boundary, particularly in shallow reflecting pools.
I integrate those into the gardens as much as I can, and design pools that are water features before recreational spaces.
The movement a pool of water brings to the landscaping is similar to the flow I build into my meadows, and this is something I think carefully about when I’m introducing a pool into my design.