If you love spending time in your garden and having rest there, then you might need one of two drinking fountains there.
These fountains can be extremely useful, and they can also become decorations for your garden.
Here are a few tips on how to make them.
Choose a spot that's easily visible from your home, but also consider the needs of wildlife – a place that offers some privacy and safety.
If you're placing the fountain directly on the ground, consider leveling the area or creating a small gravel or sand base to prevent mud.
Position the container in the chosen location. If you're using a bird bath or basin with a pedestal, ensure it's stable.
Place the stones or rocks in the container, arranging them creatively to provide different levels and perch options.
Consider creating a gentle slope for easy access.
Position potted plants or flowers strategically around the fountain. This not only adds aesthetic value but also attracts more wildlife.
Fill the container with water. Pay attention to the depth – it should be shallow enough for small birds and insects to drink safely.
If you desire, add decorative elements around the fountain to personalize the space and make it more visually appealing.
Check the water level regularly, especially during hot weather.
Refill the fountain as needed, and clean the container periodically to prevent algae growth and maintain water quality.