A garden can only gain in terms of aesthetic expression and coherence with a pond. If you want to add a sensual plus to your water oasis, a waterfall is a good choice. Because both the eye and the ear can feast on this.
A waterfall in the garden pond is a special highlight
The allure of the waterfall
When hiking through nature, waterfalls are always a reason to marvel and linger. The water that tumbles down even the most rugged gradients due to gravity is simply fascinating. And the acoustic impression created by the noise, which depending on the size of the waterfall is sometimes mysterious, sometimes majestic, has its own individual appeal.
That is why the inclusion of a waterfall in the pond design in the garden promises a lot of mood enhancement. Depending on the pond design, of course, different waterfall styles also fit. The essential stylistic distinction lies above all in the degree of naturalness.
The background noise, which can switch from gracefulness to stress over time, should be considered in advance. If necessary, consider integrating a timer into the pump or not creating too great a gradient.
Naturally
In the case of a natural pond, it is of course most in keeping with the style if you design the waterfall in a natural way. There are no limits to creativity when building yourself. A stream lined with natural stones, which is fed from a spring stone at the beginning and at the end pours its water into the pond through a small gradient, has a very authentic effect. If you would like to build everything yourself, you can also use a self-collected stone for the pump-operated spring and have the stonemason pierce it for the water inflow.
Modern-elegant
For architecturally defined, formal ornamental ponds, waterfalls can be elegantly implemented using water fan pump attachments. They form a broad, shimmering stream of water and emphasize the formal character of the pond with their accentuated edges. Such water fans can take on the role of a waterfall on their own. An alternative with a stream would be a bubble stone with a geometrically clear shape, such as a sphere, whose fine-film water pours onto a straight metal inlet.