These homeowners had been in their home for more than 20 years. Once their kids were grown and flown, they faced a long to-do list of interior improvements. But when that work was finished, they decided it would be nice to have a water feature in their
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Ah, spring. It’s the time when ponds come back to life. And might be filled with all sorts of gross gunk. Say what? The transition from winter into spring and summer can be complex. Sort of like puberty, your pond is figuring things out as it moves
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Fish can add an exciting dimension to your pond. But much like plants, not all fish do well in all kinds of weather. It’s important to find aquatic life that will thrive in your climate. In Kansas City, we’ve found several species of fish that flourish. Here
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Kansas City has more than 200 working fountains – and those are just the public fountains in KCMO! Residents and visitors alike fall hard for fountains and it’s easy to see why. The beauty and the relaxing sound of splashing water make any environment more serene and
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We’re always on the lookout for water feature inspiration. And it’s everywhere! Here are a few of the ponds and waterfalls that we’ve been obsessing over – as well as a few water features that defy description. 1. Floating patio Not all ponds look alike – how
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It’s been a week of stone slinging, pipe cutting, and water splashing. But now that the dust is settling, we’re ready for the KC Remodel & Garden Show! Good Earth Water Gardens is joining the Water Garden Society of Greater Kansas City and other local businesses to
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No matter your passion, there are folks who share it. Kansas City is home to many organizations focused on gardening and plants. Joining one of these groups is a great way to learn more about what interests you and connect with like-minded people. All of these organizations
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Last October, Northland Neighbors magazine featured a cover story with the Young family standing in front of the iconic Riverside Waterfall. It’s a popular destination for taking photos and walking along the Briarcliff Trail – thousands of people admire this magnificent attraction every year. While the waterfall
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We all need oxygen, and that goes for organisms that live under water, too. Oxygen is exchanged when the surface of water contacts the earth’s atmosphere. So, oxygen is naturally present in water. But sometimes a pond might not have enough oxygen, and fish and plants suffer.
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Good Earth Water Gardens recently worked with homeowners who’ve been on a remodeling streak with a kitchen remodel and a sunroom addition. They were ready to turn their attention outdoors – and we were excited to help. Creating a personalized outdoor space These folks enjoy hosting get
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