Birdbath diy

Bird baths help to make your garden or yard a more appealing stop for beautiful birds and butterflies. While having a bird bath in your yard is beneficial to the wild animals in your area,

Learn how to make a concrete birdbath for your garden in this easy to follow tutorial. I will tell you exactly what I used to make this design.

In Easy Bird Bath Ideas & Tips, there are all kinds of DIY bird baths you can make. Things you have or things from the thrift store.

Terra cotta bird bath on a stump. Rant reader Dale Leeper posted the comment about his home-made bird bath in a comment to my bird bath story, and it sounded great to me. I emailed right away aski…

I made 2 concrete birdbaths for my garden for less than 6 dollars each, which is way cheaper than it would have cost to purchase one from a retailer and this is…

Drawing from the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi the Wabi Birdbaths are hand-carved from small brown granite boulders or green/gray marble. Width usually averages 20-24" in size (+/-).

This DIY water feature is very simple: all you need is a solar powered fountain pump, a planter, and water!

Give your yard a sense of calm (and perhaps, a resting place for thirsty birds) by upcycling stuff you have into a clever DIY fountain.

The owners of this San Clemente, CA home wanted to create entertainment destinations to their rear yard. On the wish list were outdoor kitchen, fire feature, dining space and spa. We designed this compact space to accommodate everything on their wish list but kept the garden feeling spacious, welcoming, functional and with a contemporary aesthetic that worked with their interior finishes and furnishings.