Atlantic Water Gardens and OASE Living Water are pleased to announce an important milestone in the American water gardening market. Atlantic–OASE will be moving to a much larger location in […]
Atlantic Professional Conference 2019
The season is upon us on Long Island. It’s getting warmer, the bulbs that we usually see in late March or April have actually bloomed – finally! Water temps are […]
Where in the World was Demi Fortuna?
“Where in the world is Demi Fortuna???” With these oft-repeated words the Chief, Jeff Weemhoff, begins the challenging and never-ending search for Fortuna’s whereabouts. Reports indicate that early on the […]
Atlantic Cord Seal Fitting
A great new way to hide power cords! Even the nicest water feature installation can be ruined if the cord for a pump or a light is visible, as they […]
OASE Living Water Acquires Atlantic Water Gardens
Hörstel (October 8, 2018) – OASE Living Water (“OASE”) continues its strategy for growth and today announced the acquisition of US-based Atlantic Water Gardens (“Atlantic”), a leading supplier of […]
How To Properly Conceal a Biofilter
So, there’s been a lot of good, sensible talk out there about how hard it is to hide a giant plastic biofilter at the top of the stream you’re building. […]
Tools That Don’t Suck – The Ryobi ES1500
As water feature installers, my sons and I are used to hard, dirty, sometimes dangerous work. We enjoy what we do, whether it’s digging ponds, plumbing pumps, rolling boulders or […]
Tools That Don’t Suck – The Perfect Hat
As water feature installers, my sons and I are used to hard, dirty, sometimes dangerous work. We enjoy what we do, whether it’s digging ponds, plumbing pumps, rolling boulders or […]
Quick Tips – Waterfall Construction
In the world of water features, there are many different tactics that contractors and homeowners use to approach building a water feature. Over the years I have encountered a variety of […]
Tools That Don’t Suck – Cordless (Liner) Trimmer
As water feature installers, my sons and I are used to hard, dirty, sometimes dangerous work. We enjoy what we do, whether it’s digging ponds, plumbing pumps, rolling boulders or […]