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A friend made this double leaf fountain

19 years ago

This fall I made a double leaf bird feeder. A friend took it a step further and plumbed hers to make a double leaf fountain. I think it turned out very well. I've added some of her "how to" pictures at the link below. Her pictures are on page 3 of the album. I'll add a few more of the finished product in a day or so after I see it in person.

Here is a link that might be useful: Double leaf fountain

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ltd123
19 years ago
Fleur - these double leaves are working great. I had a vision of stacking 3 or 4 up using your post idea (cup of concrete ) with a receiving sleeve (empty cup making a hole) . With your friend's idea of the plumbing.... seems a person could arrange a stackable combination of leaves that would look good and avoid the difficulty of supporting separate leaves that pour into each other...
Something for me to think about..
Laura
persiancat_gardener
19 years ago
Gosh! I want to try this.....
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