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DIY Garden Waterfalls For Any Backyard

July 9, 2020 by Kasi Smith 14 Comments

Garden waterfalls are a great addition to any backyard, but they can often be too expensive or time consuming to have installed for you. Cut out some of the cost by taking a few days for your own DIY garden waterfall! Here are some pretty DIY garden waterfalls to get your creative juices flowing.

A garden waterfall always seems to be part of the landscape of luxury homes. But, you can have one, too. Even if your home is modest. Let Bless My Weeds help you with ideas, DIY projects, and ways you can save money. Imagine the soothing sounds of a waterfall in your yard. Read on to learn how you can have one this summer. #gardenwaterfall#backyardprojects #DIYgardenwaterfall

DIY Garden Waterfalls

Rock Fountain

Get the best of both worlds by building a waterfall and a decent-sized pond for your backyard. Most DIY garden waterfalls have features with some sort of pond, but do a little more work and make your pond as fancy as the waterfall! Use rocks and plants that complement the colors in your home and yard.

Here are some amazing and easy to make DIY garden waterfalls that are a great addition to any backyard. Whether you have a big space, or a small corner, there's a garden waterfall idea here for you.

Simple

This is a small and simple diy design that is just as classy as any other option. Because it’s so small, it’s not too difficult to make. Put this design in the perfect spot of your yard to get that relaxing gurgling noise that everyone likes without spending too much time or money. It’s small, but one of the easiest and cheapest of the DIY garden waterfalls ideas.

Here are some amazing and easy to make DIY garden waterfalls that are a great addition to any backyard. Whether you have a big space, or a small corner, there's a garden waterfall idea here for you. Check them out!

Mini

If simple’s not your thing, then try a waterfall that stretches across the yard! This is a tiered waterfall idea that is great for large open backyards. If you have the space, plant lots of colorful flowers around the water feature to make it even more beautiful!

Here are some amazing and easy to make DIY garden waterfalls that are a great addition to any backyard. Whether you have a big space, or a small corner, there's a garden waterfall idea here for you. Take a look!

Small

If you have some empty spaces between your plants and bushes that you want to take care of, why not put a waterfall there! This design is small and quaint, so you can really build it anywhere you want without causing much of a disruption.

Here are some amazing and easy to make DIY garden waterfalls that are a great addition to any backyard. Whether you have a big space, or a small corner, there's a garden waterfall idea here for you. You will love them!

Water Walls 

This design requires a little more time and expertise, but it’s a beautiful option for your backyard. If you have any vintage farm implements such as this water pump, it’s a fabulous way to build a DIY garden waterfall!

Garden Waterfalls Metal

The water is just as beautiful as the feature in this design! It’s also a very modern and chic addition to your backyard. Put some complementing stones at the bottom or flowers around the waterfall to make it even more eye-catching.

Here are some amazing and easy to make DIY garden waterfalls that are a great addition to any backyard. Whether you have a big space, or a small corner, there's a garden waterfall idea here for you. They are so relaxing!

Bamboo

This is a fun and creative design for your backyard waterfall. Take a stick of bamboo, hang it between two logs (or other bamboo sticks!), work some pipe magic, and get a great looking waterfall for your garden.

Island

This idea is similar to the elevated waterfall design, but it’s taken to the next level with a full-blown island theme. Take some tiki torches, maybe some seating stones, and make an awesome island waterfall for your backyard. A waterfall kit from Amazon makes any garden waterfall easier.

Does your garden need a rain garden? Here’s how to build one in your own backyard.

Filed Under: DIY Yard, Landscape, Water Features Tagged With: backyard, Creek, DIY, Dry Creek, garden waterfalls, pond, Water, Water Feature, Waterfall, Yard

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  1. Michael Singer says

    September 6, 2016 at 1:15 pm

    Where do you get the bamboo? I live in Michigan

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  2. Lori says

    October 26, 2016 at 7:17 pm

    O am a reader of the pin and I also live in Michigan, Bordin’s Nursery carries it. Perhaps English Gardens as well. It may not be the exact size you were hoping for so, you may have to do some DYI MAGIC….

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  3. rachel says

    February 18, 2017 at 7:44 am

    Is there a page that leads to the instructions of how to do the bamboo waterfall? is it solar powered? really love this idea

    Reply
    • Joy says

      March 20, 2017 at 2:42 pm

      I used to have the link but the site has changed and I can’t seem to find it anywhere! I am so sorry. I will keep looking though.

      Reply
  4. pondcoating says

    March 22, 2018 at 7:00 am

    These allow your water garden to be portable, and it can also help you cut down on the cost of building one! Garden Fountains Water gardens don’t have to be limited to being a pool or stream.But you need to get Pondpro2000 for any water feature care.

    Reply
  5. Suzanne Robinson says

    August 7, 2020 at 7:03 pm

    Down here in Middle TN, people are reluctant to have water features because of the constant issue of mosquitoes. What would you or your readers suggest to keep the mosquitoes at bay, if they don’t want to go the fish in the pond route?

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    • L.M. Johnson says

      April 17, 2021 at 8:16 pm

      If you keep the water moving mosquitos shouldn’t be a problem. L

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