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The Song Of Water
September 2017
|The Australian Women's Weekly
Water features aren’t simply ornamental – they’re also relaxing and good for your soul. Jackie French picks the best for your backyard and home.
The sound of rippling or falling water is one of peace and there are many ways to incorporate it into your home and garden.
Bubbling fountain
These can be as simple as an urn to a more elaborate creation.
How to install: Smaller fountains are D-I-Y and come with either mains power or stand-alone solar pumps. Check before you buy. Large ones will require an electrician, plumber and local council approval because they pose a potential child drowning hazard.
Cost: From $60.
Free-standing fountain
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