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Make an Easy and Elegant Birdbath

by Kathy Wilson

Bringing birds to your garden is one of the great joys of any gardener. Aside from providing food, providing water is a must in creating a wildlife-friendly garden. Here is a quick and easy birdbath that looks elegant and can be made from items you already own or can easily get from your local garden center.

Supplies:

Making a Birdbath

Tall pot or urn, or even a piece of large pipe
A large saucer
Silicone glue, if desired
Several rough stones


Kathy Wilson is a home and garden writer, author and consultant and is the home decorating expert for LifetimeTV.com. Visit her for more home and garden ideas at www.TheGardenGlove.com and www.TheBudgetDecorator.com. Also visit her at www.Women-on-the-Net.com where any woman can learn to make money on the internet!

Take the Next Step: Look around your home for supplies that you could possibly use to make your own elegant birdbath. Your backyard wildlife will thank you.

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