The number and size of the rocks you use for waterfall are one of paramount importance
in creating outdoor waterfalls.
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There is nothing as soothing as hearing the
sounds of falling water as you sit outdoors on a summer’s evening. Outdoor waterfalls in the garden do
not have the thundering roar of the large waterfalls you find in exotic
locations of the world, but they can certainly help you create an exotic
ambiance. This structure will create an oasis of peace and comfort that you
will long to come home to at the end of the day.
If, when landscaping, you have rocks that you
want to have taken away, these may be the perfect ones for the outdoor waterfalls
because they are natural for the environment.
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Gravel and pebbles are also vital for outdoor
waterfalls. You need to use these as the lining of the structure and to fill in
gaps between the large boulders so that there are no visible spaces between
them. Algae does not form as readily on large boulders and by using them in
combination with gravel and small stones, you will have fewer algae problems to
deal with.
Boulders are accent pieces for outdoor waterfalls.
Although they are difficult to handle and maneuver into place, you do need to
have them placed at varying intervals to create a natural look at the top or
the bottom of the waterfall. You don’t need to have the whole boulder showing.
Bury about one-third of the boulder so that it will remain firmly in place.
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The speed at which the water flows over
outdoor waterfalls also determines the sound. When you have a large amount
water rushing rapidly down to the bottom the sound will be quite loud,
particularly if you also include old world wall fountains or any other type of
large water feature.
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