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13 years ago

I Really like this water feature. Do you have info as to where I might find it?

Thank You, in advance. ( I think I just need to move to a warm climate! )

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Urban Oasis Landscape Design
13 years ago
We made this water feature from a ceramic urn (purchased at Asian Ceramics locally) and a small fountain pump. You will need an electrical connection to power the pump. You can use any waterproof container to make a fountain. All you need is a hole at the bottom to put the electrical cord through. (Of course you will have to seal the hole.)

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