Bird bath garden

To keep algae growth from your bird bath drop some pre-1982 copper pennies in. I have what I would call a normal size bird bath & I use 7 pennies. The reason for the pennies being pre-1982 is that before that year, the pennies contained copper, a natural algicide. You could also use a small length of copper pipe or tubing, or any other copper coin. I have found this to work extremely well with the exception of those times when the temperatures stay above 90 for extended periods. Copper is…

Most of us love the sound of birds chirping in our yards, and what better way to invite them in than to have a beautiful birdbath? Most of these are made from items that you probably have around y…

Your garden will be full of life with this watering station for bees and butterflies! 🦋

Stone leftover from another project and three galvanized trash can lids become a bird bath grouping! Another of my "use what you have" ventures. More pictures a…

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,

Create a fun, unique DIY birdbath for your yard by upcycling a vintage lamp and a glass plate from the thrift store!

Learn how to create a beautiful DIY bird bath with this step-by-step pictorial tutorial! All you will need is an oil pan, PVC pipe, pump, and plastic tub filled with water. Post contains affiliate links.

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Got an old casserole dish lid missing it's dish? You should TOTALLY turn it into a birdbath! Get the instructions:A glass lid without a casserole dish is the perfect shallow bird bath waiting to happen!