A bristlecone pine stands vigil over a pool teeming with life. Stone and water may give you a good start but it is the plants, both aquatic and terrestrial, that truly make a pond.
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About me
- Jacob Edgel
- This is my 12th year creating water features with my own eye towards mimicking nature. All photos posted here are projects that I have completed. (With the exception of the monstrosity at the top of the page and the photos to the right) In addition to laboring on and managing my own projects I am a partnering subcontractor for both Glover Nursery and Desert Water Gardens, two leaders in the aquaculture industry. Some of my projects can be seen yearly on the Utah Water Gardening Association's pond tour.
Daryl Young
Catarata Gocta, Chachapoyas, Peru
The wifey and me in Peru
Kuang Xi Falls, Laos
Ometepe, Nicaragua
Kbal Spean, Cambodia
Lake Louise, British Columbia
Kbal Spean, Cambodia
Olympic National Park, Washington
Water Hyacinth, Florida
Arcadia National Park, Maine
Cardinal Flower
Pickerel Rush, Acadia, Maine
Multnoma Falls, Oregon
Crater Lake, Oregon
Agua Azul, Chiapas, Mexico
Misol-Ha, Chiapas, Mexico
Claude Monet gardens, Giverny, France
San Rafael Falls, Oriente, Ecuador
Amazonian Water Lily, Peru
Jasper National Park, Canada
Torrential Downpour, Islitas, Panama
Paion Del Diablo, Ecuador
Cenote, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Pulzapanzak, Honduras
Bocas Del Toro, Panama
La Fortuna, Costa Rica
Madre De Dios, Amazonias, Peru
Victoria Lily
Selva Cayo, Belize
Fountains of Versailles, France
Hanakapiai Falls, Na Pali Coast, Kauai, Hawaii
Lago Titicaca, Bolivia / Peru
Islas Uros, Titicaca, Peru
Floating Villages
Le Pont d'Arc, Ardeche, France
Niagra Falls, Canada / New York
Semuc Champey, Guatemala
Avalanche Gorge, Glacier National Park, Montana
