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 Douglas Hoover
Douglas C. Hoover; CEO of Aquamedia Corp, Master Waterfall Builder, architect, engineer, freelance writer, author, designer & builder of well over 1,900 waterfall and ponds in CA (26 years). Author of "Waterfall and Pond Construction Manual" and developer of the "Water Feature Digital Design Library 4.0" Free downloads, no sign in- http://www.askdoughoover.com

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Liner Disciples: Not Eating Their Own Dog Food
After spending some time reading the Piranha Press (water garden forums), I am scared to wade into the water [Forum]  or even "get my feet wet."  Good grief, talk about "eating their own". . . Where is the loyalty, appreciation, gratitude, dedication, camaraderie and "family pride" pride?
Douglas Hoover | Published 02/14/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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Digitally Designed Water Gardens: Big Bucks! Impressive
Aquamedia Corp. of San Diego, California, has released a first of its kind, the "Water Garden Digital Image Library." used in digitally designing water gardens in addition to a two hour training video produced by award winning designer and "master waterfall builder" Doug Hoover... 
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/11/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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Pondless (Convertible) Waterfalls - Both Ways
Many people who are looking for a waterfall are opting in for pondless waterfalls - out of necessity, not choice.  Ponds pose several challenges, some involving safety issues and some maintenance.  Ponds and toddlers do not mix.  Many people with small children so desperately want a waterfall and pond that they are willing to surround it with a fence.    
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/11/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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Seven Reasons Why - Digitally Designed Water Gardens
If you have ever designed a water garden by sketching with colored pencils on a sheet of graph paper, let me be the first person to tell you that there is a better way!  Here’s why:

 
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/11/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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Ponds and Waterfalls - A Growing Asset
Ponds and waterfalls are fast becoming the focal point or centerpiece of many landscapes and properties today.  Architects, builders and owners of both commercial and residential property are discovering the joy, pleasure and financial benefits that adding a water feature or water garden can afford.
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/11/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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How to Build a Pondless Waterfall
I built the first pondless waterfall in 1984.  Building codes state that ponds can only be 18" deep or you are required to conform to all of the same building codes and requirements of a swimming pool (6 foot fence perimeter, special gates, door alarms, etc...)
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/11/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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Skimming Off the Top - Profits From Inferior Skimmers
If the skimmer's engineering and design is not effective in providing the proper filtration of water, it will not only require regular cleaning, but will demand another "drug" or band-aid.  
Douglas Hoover | Published 05/24/2007 | Gardening | Unrated
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