This waterfall scene has a bit of everything.a large sheeting fall, multiple waterfalls, it's high and very wide. If you were creating a waterfall design and had some length to play with, you could mimic something like this. This reminds me of a stream you would see if you were walking through the woods. Notice how the water gently cascades over the rocks, but the stones are not dramatic. This could work for a backyard on a much smaller scale with the "upper pond" being rather small and the lower pond being the main pond. This waterfall scenery shows a fall in the background, then a body of water, then another waterfall falling into an additional pond, lake or what have you. Perhaps it is a bit more "staged" than a water feature you would really see. The water naturally tumbles over the rocks and has natural plantings on both sides. Here is a backyard waterfall picture that is similar waterfalls seen in nature, but at a smaller scale. Sheeting is one look, while trickling along the rocks themselves is another. If you have some height (not that much of course!), you can create a double, sheeting fall. You actually view the waterfall through the trees and eventually see the stone bridge in the background. Not only are these cascades of water huge and powerful, but the waterfall design itself is creative. So start by looking at the following waterfall pictures. I do this myself when designing a particular waterfall. The best way to create a backyard waterfall is to study those naturally occurring in nature. Study waterfall photos from nature and see what the features are Just by adding in small rocks here and there won't do the Key to a beautiful backyard waterfall is to have it look as natural as Take a look at these beautiful waterfall pictures and get ideas for your own backyard waterfalls.
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