No risk water features

Question

What are some zero risk water features worth considering to have added to my garden? By risk, I mean that they aren't dangerous for children or pets.

Max · Answer

A wet rockery or "bog garden" can be an excellent way to incorporate water into the garden without the risk of deep water for children or pets.

Help deal with any wet areas of the garden, whilst maximising the vibrant colours available from aquatic plants, in addition these make fantastic habitat enhancing areas which will encourage. range of invertebrates, frogs, and newts.

Daniel · Answer

Rock falls are great for kids and pets that falls into a drain away on the ground covered by a grill

Karol · Answer

Collect rainwater in a 1000l container.You can cover it nicely, it won't even be visible

Simon · Answer

Small water fountain ⛲️ and water ornaments should be ok

Oskars · Answer

Consider these zero-risk water features for your garden:

1. **Self-Contained Fountains**: Small, low-level fountains with no deep water.
2. **Water Gardens**: Shallow ponds with aquatic plants, avoiding deep areas.
3. **Pebble Pools**: Flat, shallow areas of water over pebbles for a natural look.
4. **Bird Baths**: Shallow bowls of water for birds, with no deep sections.
5. **Cascading Waterfalls**: Small, gentle waterfalls that flow over rocks, creating a safe environment.

Ensure all features are shallow and supervised to maintain safety.

Stewart · Answer

I work with schools and know this to be challenging. If you want to install a pond then cover the area in mesh or a grid to stop anyone falling into the water. Maybe consider a water fall feature over slate...

No risk water features

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