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Warm weather has arrived and by the end of this month, the entire family will be ready for major pool time.

Russ and Monica Chapin wanted a backyard made for entertaining. They also wanted to save water.

Homes & Gardens shows you how to set up a moving water attraction that will also encourage wildlife into your garden
 

From a simple fountain to a waterfall or pond, animal-shaped squirters to rock-fashioned bubblers, a water garden element can be basic or elaborate -- it all depends on personal taste, budget and setting.

Nothing sets the mood quite like water in the garden. The faint sound of trickling water can draw one to a private oasis where flashes of light shimmer over the arching flanks of koi. Sunlight dancing on the spray of a waterfall or fountain releases diamond-like glitters of light. Moonlight on the surface of a pool of water creates an aura of mystery.