Clue #5: I am one-of-a-kind and I spin in the breeze. I am colorful and odd, but I add a little flair to the scenery mix. Find me and find clue #6! Save Save Save
Clue #4: I live in a warm, humid climate. My leaves can grow up to 2′ wide and 9′ long. I produce a fruit that monkeys love to eat. Come find where I thrive and you will find clue #5. Save Save Save Save
Clue #3: I am a decorative rock that comes in a few sizes. I am inspired by the animal that is known for a “hoo-hoo”, not a growl. I am a rock-shaped ____. Come find me and you’ll see clue #4! Save Save Save Save
Clue #2: You found your first clue thanks to T-Rex, now it’s time to find out where to go next. I rest near a water fountain that resembles the famous Stonehenge monument. I have a stone face. Come find my resting place and you’ll see clue #3. Save Save Save Save Sa
Welcome to the Falling Water Gardens SCAVENGER HUNT!!!! Clue #1: I am a big meat eater, but my arms are short. I stand on two powerful legs and use my long tail for balance. I am a creature that is extinct. If you wish to continue, find me and you will find clue number two. Save Save
Welcome to July’s Newsletter Summer is in full swing! July is Falling Water Gardens BIRTHDAY month. This year we are going BIG and passing the savings to our loyal customers. Falling Water Gardens is extremely thankful for your business! For more details on our Birthday Bash, cl
Welcome to June’s Newsletter Summer is right around the corner and so is Father’s Day! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the Sorticulture Garden Arts Festival, June 9th-11th, and our annual Father’s Day Celebration, June 17th & 18th, or Koi Club, June
Welcome to May’s Newsletter April showers bring May flowers…as well as Mother’s day! Don’t forget to mark your calendar for our big Mother’s Day extravaganza happening on May 13th and 14th. For this month’s How To we go over how to keep predators fr
Welcome to April’s Newsletter How awesome is it that Spring is finally here! With that being said it’s time to get your ponds ready for the season and signed up for pond cleanings. As it stands our pond temperature is reading above 50 degrees Fahrenheit so those with fish
