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Keeping cool in a Charleston courtyard
comments (5) January 17th, 2011 in blogs
Even in October, Charleston's gardens are still kicking. This was taken a few years ago. It was still pretty darned warm in South Carolina that October, but this garden felt cool and inviting. That could have something to do with this water garden and fountain. Nothing gives the illusion of cooler temperatures in a garden like a water feature. The floating glass sphere added some extra movement, and struck me as a sort of orbiting moon or planet to the fountain.
**To learn how to build a simple fountain with a decorative pot, watch this video.
**To learn how to plant a tiny water garden in a pot, click here.
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Comments (5)
Caiside - here is a similar fountain that you don't need a pool for:
https://www.charlestongardens.com/index2007.cfm?categoryID=82&productID=663&action=display.product&isSearch=true
Posted: 1:42 pm on January 17th
thank you,
mindy
www.cottonarboretum.com/ Posted: 3:08 am on January 17th