Tabletop rock waterfall fountain on a wooden side table in a cozy indoor roomTabletop rock waterfall fountain on a wooden side table in a cozy indoor room
 
Self contained outdoor water fountain on a backyard patio with stone wall and garden plantsSelf contained outdoor water fountain on a backyard patio with stone wall and garden plants
 
Concrete bird bath in a backyard garden with shallow water and natural landscapingConcrete bird bath in a backyard garden with shallow water and natural landscaping
 

Outdoor Fountains

Pump included, so it runs the day it lands. No plumbing, nothing to bury
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Bird Baths

One bowl of water brings the birds to your window
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Tabletop Fountains

A corner of your desk, quieter all day
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Self contained outdoor water fountain on a backyard patio with stone wall and garden plantsSelf contained outdoor water fountain on a backyard patio with stone wall and garden plants
 
Concrete bird bath in a backyard garden with shallow water and natural landscapingConcrete bird bath in a backyard garden with shallow water and natural landscaping
 
Tabletop rock waterfall fountain on a wooden side table in a cozy indoor roomTabletop rock waterfall fountain on a wooden side table in a cozy indoor room
 

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Fluted concrete bird bath viewed from a patio doorway in a planted backyard garden

How to choose

Get these four right and you will not pick wrong.

A photo tells you what it looks like. It does not tell you how tall it reads, how loud it runs, how much work it is to rinse, or what happens in January.

All four are numbers on the product page. Two minutes with them and you will know which one is yours.

This is not a gamble. It is four numbers.

01

Decide where you will look at it from

The kitchen window, the patio chair, the front step. Pick the one you actually use. Up close 22 to 25 in. is plenty. Across a lawn you want 36 in. or more to hold.

02

Decide how loud you want it

Water that leaves the surface makes noise. Water that clings to it does not. Want quiet, take a sphere or a ring. Want to cover the road, take a ledge or a tier. Height has nothing to do with it.

03

See how hard it is to rinse

Every two or three weeks. If the top lifts off, two minutes. If the pump sits under a fixed bowl, twenty.

04

Winter is one job

Empty it in November. That is the whole list. Water left to freeze is what cracks concrete.

Bird Baths Worth Looking Out For

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Drawn to scale

A photo cannot show you size. This can.

The frame on the left is a standard 80 inch doorway. Every piece beside it is drawn at its real height on the same ground line. Hold any listed inch number against this and you will know what it means. A 24 in. bird bath does not reach a third of the door. A 42.5 in. three tier clears half.

80″DOORWAY18″CUT AWAY URN38″CRACKED JAR42.5″3 TIER CONCRETE24″BIRD BATH

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Before you choose

The questions that actually come up.

Setup, placement, topping up and wintering all differ by piece. Start here, check the numbers on the product page, then decide where it goes.

Do outdoor fountains need a water line?

No. Almost everything here is self contained: the pump recirculates the water already in the basin and you top it up by hand. Nothing to plumb, nothing to bury. The rare exception says so on its product page.

Does a fountain need an outlet?

Yes, unless the product page says otherwise. The pump runs on a standard outdoor outlet. Do not assume solar or battery unless it is stated. Check the cord length before you settle on a spot.

How do I get the size right?

Read the full height, width and depth rather than judging from a photo. Chalk the footprint on the ground, then look at it from the patio seat, the window and the path you walk. Leave room to walk past, top it up and reach the pump.

Will it splash?

A little. How much depends on the water route, the fill level, the pump setting, wind, and whether the base is level. Keep it off surfaces that mind getting damp, and turn the flow down on models with a valve.

How often does it need cleaning?

There is no fixed interval. Pull out leaves and debris as they land, keep the water at the fill line, wipe scale when it shows, and rinse the pump intake as soon as the flow weakens. Heat, pollen, hard water and dense planting all shorten the gap.

What do I do before the first freeze?

Drain it completely, unplug and remove the pump, dry what you can reach, then store or cover it according to the material. Water left standing in concrete over winter is what cracks it.

Where should a bird bath go?

Level ground, open enough that a bird can see a cat coming, with a tree within a short flight for cover. Keep it off dense shrubs, which hide things. Put it somewhere you can reach, because you will be changing the water often.

How often do I change bird bath water?

Every day or two as a baseline, sooner when it looks dirty. Scoop out feathers, droppings and leaves, and scrub the basin regularly. Heat and heavy traffic both shorten the interval.

Still deciding

Four places to start.

Outdoor fountains, concrete bird baths, tabletop fountains and garden statues. A garden, a patio, a planting bed, a front step, a desk, a shelf: each one takes a different size and a different water route.

Put a bird bath on level, open ground. Put a fountain where you actually sit or walk past. Dimensions, weight, what is in the box, power and winter care are all on the product page.

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