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We install self-contained bubbling rock features that add the soothing sound of water without the upkeep of a pond.
A bubbling rock is one of the most popular water features for Northwest gardens because it delivers the calming sound of moving water with minimal maintenance and no open pond. We source natural basalt columns and drilled boulders that echo the volcanic stone found across the region, then set them over a hidden reservoir and recirculating pump. The self-contained design means no standing water to manage, which suits our mosquito-prone wet season and keeps the feature safe around children and pets. Set among ferns and moss, a bubbling rock feels right at home in a Pacific Northwest landscape.
Soothing water sound with low maintenance; No open pond, so it stays child- and pet-safe; Hidden reservoir reduces mosquito and algae issues; Natural basalt that suits Northwest gardens; Energy-efficient recirculating pump
1) Select stone and a location that fits the landscape; 2) Excavate and set the underground reservoir basin; 3) Install the pump, plumbing, and drilled rock; 4) Fill, prime, and adjust the water flow; 5) Finish with surrounding gravel and plantings
Size and type of stone selected; Reservoir capacity and pump specifications; Excavation and site access conditions; Electrical hookup for the pump; Surrounding gravel and plantings included
Bubbling rocks can be installed in most seasons, though drier spring-to-fall conditions make excavation and stone setting easier in our wet soils.