To most NYC homeowners and even some landscapers, a water feature conjures up images of smooth pebbles, manicured edges, koi fish gliding beneath still water, and a neatly lit fountain bubbling at center. It’s aesthetic-driven, ornamental, and mostly sterile. But in ecological terms, these water features are often underutilized opportunities. What if we stopped designing […]
A bubbling fountain. A koi pond. The gentle trickle of water that turns your urban outdoor space into an oasis. Water features are an amazing way to bring peace and life into your NYC garden—but before you start digging or installing pumps, it’s important to understand the rules. Yes, even water needs to follow code
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Brooklyn’s beautiful summer days coax us outdoors to converse and lounge in our parks, backyards, and porches. In the heat of the summer, water features are a welcome cooling sight and draw the abundance of people looking to maximize their free time. However, these same water features are also home to pesky mosquitoes, diminishing the
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