Projects
San Diego Ponds Design Center
Informal Koi Pond and Natural Rock Waterfall in Encinitas
San Diego Ponds designed this Informal Koi Pond and Natural Rock Waterfall to become the focal point of this backyard landscape in Encinitas. The tropical plants and contoured concrete draw you eye in and around the water feature. Equally beautiful at night the low voltage landscape lighting both in and…
Backyard Slope Waterfall and Pond in Del Mar
This backyard slope has been enhanced with a beautiful waterfall finishing into a small pond in Del Mar
8 Foot Embankment Waterfall and Shallow Pool in Cardiff
This is an 8 foot waterfall in Cardiff, cut into the embankment and finishing into a shallow pool.
Backyard Waterfall in Carlsbad
Natural boulders meticulously placed up a backyard embankment creates a magnificent disappearing pondless waterfall. Low voltage lighting is hidden in the cascades so this water feature can be enjoyed in the evening as well.
Aquatic Plants and Animals Water Garden
This fish pond comes to life with a variety of aquatic plants and animals. Turtles, Koi fish, and schools of mosquito fish glide through and around the tropical water lilies, water lettuce and hyacinth. This is a perfect balance of aquatic animals and aquatic plants. A proper balance keeps oxygen…
La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club Water Feature
La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club had an existing lake on their world renoun golf course. It needed a face lift. San Diego Ponds had the opportunity to design and construct a beautiful meandering stream to enhance the lake's edge. Using a crane and tractors San Diego Ponds placed oversized…
Golf Course Water Feature in San Diego
This water feature circulates 20,000 gallons per hour through a stream and waterfall fed by connecting a lake. The cascades increase oxygen levels and circulation in the lake by breaking the surface of the water. San Diego Ponds used a variety of boulders, rocks and pebbles of different shapes and…
Tropical Water Garden in San Clemente
This a tropical water garden that San Diego Ponds designed and created in San Clemente.
