Welcome to FallingWaterDesigns.com.
Falling Water Designs specializes in the design and installation of water features of all kinds. We create large formal fountains, small entryway urns, ceramic container gardens, beautiful natural waterfalls, ponds for fish and plants, and Koi ponds.
Water can be soothing or exhilarating, relaxing or rejuvenating. It can help us recharge or relax after a hectic and stressful day. The movement and sparkle of fish and beautiful water lily blooms add to the serene setting.
Falling Water Designs goal is to provide you balance in your life through beauty in your garden.
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| HGTV's Landscaper's Challenge in Seattle - The Video is Up! - See it here.
Last year HGTV's Landscaper's Challenge program invited Falling Water Designs to participate in their first foray into the Seattle area. Learn about our television appearance and see the video here. For even more information on both our shows you can go directly to Backyard Wonderland or Tranquil Garden on HGTV's site.
Our latest newsletter is out!
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Announcing the opening of our new Garden Center and Nursery!
Falling Water Gardens is now open! Click here to learn more. Our new facility provides everything you need for your pond, from fish and plants, to liner and pumps, plus a wide variety of trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals for your garden. Located in Monroe, this property will be home to numerous display gardens to provide the do-it-yourselfers with inspiration for their own spaces. We are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10am - 5 pm. We're closed Monday. A full e-commerce is currently under construction but you may shop for a few items online here.
Falling Water Gardens
17516 SR-203 (aka WA-203)
Monroe, WA 98272 |
Get directions.
Phone: (360)863-1400
Fax: (360)863-0600 |
While our new HQ are relocating to Monroe, Falling Water Designs Landscape Division continues to serve Seattle and surrounding towns, the Eastside and the Greater Puget Sound Area.
Are you monitoring your pond's temperature???
Are you aware that fish require different foods between summer and winter? Once water temperature drops below 50 degrees, fish do not digest their food as easily. Food decays in their system and begins to send bacteria into their blood stream. This can also have an adverse effect on your ponds chemistry once the weather begins to warm up again. Once the temperature falls below 39°, feeding should stop altogether. Do you need a hydro-thermometer and proper food? Come see us in Monroe.
Our water temperature is currently 44°. Updated Wednesday, April 2, 2008.
We're still Hiring!
Falling Water Designs continues to grow. Would you like to work for us? We're always looking for talented new additions to our team. Visit our Employment pages for detailed information on our current openings.
The Northwest Flower and Garden Show
In 2007 we were awarded a silver medal as well as the much sought after People's Choice Award. Take a look here. We are currently gearing up for the next show running from February 20-24 at the Convention Center in Downtown Seattle. Don't miss it!
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