Water features can bring added beauty and tranquility to your garden, but connecting them to your power supply may seem a daunting task. This post will take you through the process of safely connecting your electric water features to the mains. However, remember to consult with a professional if in doubt about your ability to complete the job safely.

There's nothing like a pristine water feature to bring life and tranquillity to your garden. It's why they're such a favourite in gardens across the UK. One of the most common issues people encounter with their water features is the water turning green. Why does this happen? Well, the green hue comes from a type of algae known as green water algae. While it’s natural and not harmful, having green water in your water feature is not aesthetically pleasing. This guide will take you through various steps that you can take to keep your water features clear and pleasing to the eye.

A set of easy tips and tricks to keep your water feature clear and clean. 

In the world of gardening and landscaping, water features—whether fountains, ponds, or waterfalls—can add a sense of tranquillity and beauty to your outdoor spaces. However, they also require regular care and maintenance to stay beautiful and healthy. One controversial aspect of this maintenance is whether or not to use chlorine in water features.