DIY Outdoor Pool Ideas
Ready to get started on building your first planter box? Will you be planting vegetables, plants, or flowers? We are here to get you on the right path with tips, tricks, and ideas to consider as you plan your very own DIY planter. Take advantage of our compilation of top, best, and new projects, as well as our DIY video tutorials.
DIY Pools & Pond Videos
Enjoy our collection of DIY video tutorials on pool and ponds ideas.
The Sights and Sounds of Paradise: My Tropical Tiki Fountain
Elegant wine bottle fountains are very popular right now, and very expensive. I am more of a tropical, frozen drink with an umbrella kind of a girl, so I decided to DIY a fountain with a Tropical Tiki twist!
Check Out Our XL and DIY Pallet Sofa to Relax Outside....
As you can see this couch is perfect for outside, and the fact that I have it since 5 year can really unsure you that it’s a long term DIY. Here I will show you the evolution in this project and what I have been able to do each year. Believe me this is the type of project you will enjoy doing in your garden (specially when it bring so much joy in your family) the color really brings another atmosphere at homeCheck out our video for more and feel free to share this article to support our other idea of housing!!!! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ATCtvMy
Project Koi Pond
Recently moved and have an existing pond that I need to relocate. I have some Koi that I’ve raised from babies and not ready to part with, I also enjoy watching and listening to the water flow in the evening after a hard days work.
Making a Solar Powered Waterfall for Our Fairy Herb Garden
This is how we made a solar powered waterfall for our new fairy herb garden. It cost us less than $10 to make, and is such a fun feature to have.
Popular Pool & Pond Discussions
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I keep the wading pools in the yard for my geese to splash in but I'd like to change the color of the pool to match the seasonal decor. Orange in the fall, red at Christmas, green in the Spring...
We are considering a house which has a pool deck and pool,which is a total mess. (water ponding, cracked areas, piecework, improper concrete/surface grading (water flowing towards the living space)) I've seen topics which say pavers might work, and others have said a resurfacing is in order. Which is less, which might suit our needs better? Do you know of anyone in the greater San Diego area that could do either a complete resurface or other? Thanks for any leads and/or suggestions!