Springbig Garden — Water Features & Organic Living

Organic by nature

Welcoming Spring with Thoughtful Water Features

Springbig Garden blends the quiet charm of a rustic farmhouse with mindful, eco-conscious cultivation. Our focus is on water-wise, chemical-free design that nourishes soil, supports pollinators, and creates tranquil outdoor spaces for organic enthusiasts.

From handmade ponds and gentle streams to rain gardens and micro-watering systems, this space celebrates sustainable living through nature-inspired aesthetics and practical, low-maintenance features.

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March • Soil Health & Preparation

Preparing a Living Soil for Water Features

Organic amendments and compost tea build a thriving base for bog plants and edge habitats. We share a step-by-step approach to balancing moisture, microbial life, and gentle filtration using natural media.
April • Rain Gardens

Designing a Rain Garden to Filter Runoff

Capture stormwater with native grasses and native shrubs. This feature protects soil, supports beneficial insects, and gradually nourishes your water feature with purified rainfall.
May • Ponds & Edges

Low-Mussel Ponds: Edges with Live Plants

Construct a simple pond using natural clay liners or biodegradable materials. Edge plantings provide shade, reduce algae, and create habitat corridors for birds and pollinators.
June • Water Efficiency

Efficient Water Circuits for Small Spaces

Gravity-fed channels and simple pump loops keep water moving with minimal energy. We emphasize mulch, shade, and microclimates to reduce evaporation while maintaining aesthetic appeal.
July • Maintenance

Seasonal Care for Quiet Water Gardens

Maintain clarity with natural filtration, beneficial bacteria, and seasonal plant rotations. Embrace a hands-on, hands-in approach that mirrors organic growing cycles.

Welcoming Spring with Thoughtful Water Features

Preparing a Living Soil for Water Features

Designing a Rain Garden to Filter Runoff

Low-Mussel Ponds: Edges with Live Plants

Efficient Water Circuits for Small Spaces

Seasonal Care for Quiet Water Gardens