Pond-Water Garden Lifestyle

Certified Aquascape Contractor In Lebanon (PA)

In the spring of late 2000, Dustin & Tara spread their wings and opened Dreamscapes Watergardens. During that first year, Dustin was a one-man show working all over Lebanon, Dauphin, Lancaster & Cumberland County, in Central ( PA ). During the day, Dustin would do the pond installations by hand with a shovel and a wheelbarrow, and Tara would do the books and return phone calls at night, as she had a full-time job at Milton Hershey School. Dreamscapes rented space at a storage facility north of Myerstown for several years. Throughout the next couple of years, employees were hired and in 2005 Dustin & Tara purchased a 12-acre farm 2 miles north of Lebanon. In the winter of 2006, Dustin & his employees remodeled their late 19th-century back barn into what is now their retail showroom and aquatic center.

Dreamscapes Watergardens in Lebanon PA, is dedicated to pond design, installation, maintenance, retail sales and giving you an experience you'll never forget: a beautiful and long-lasting water garden that your family and friends will be able to enjoy for many years, we are committed to you. We believe it is our duty to remain on the cutting edge of water gardening practices through research, competence and ingenuity, and ultimately by informing you of these practices. All of our customers in the Harrisburg, Lancaster & Cumberland County areas of Central Pennsylvania (PA) are surprised at how simple it can be to maintain their water features.

Living The Pond Lifestyle

​Life’s daily trials and tribulations wash away with the sound of water. Moving water always attracts the eyes and ears, luring you to it. It is human nature to explore this sensation so that it soothes you at that very moment. As you read this, did your mind’s eye wander to a particular feature? Did you picture yourself in front of it, perhaps with a loved one? In the split second of answering this question, did you feel your heart rate drop? Did you feel your worries lessen? This “split second” is what we grasp and share in what we call “Living the Pond Life.”