How Do You Make An Easy To Clean Birdbath?
A birdbath often looks beautiful nestled into a garden…for the first few weeks that is. Once it develops an unsightly layer of algae or collects dozens of falling leaves it becomes an eyesore. Plus, the idea of lugging several pounds of concrete around to clean it is daunting. Furthermore, lightweight fiberglass or plastic birdbaths often don’t have enough ballast in the base, making them easy to knock over. Here are some simple directions for a birdbath that will be easy to clean and will look like a creative focal point in your backyard garden. Firmly pack the dirt in a level spot where you want your birdbath to go. Position the birdbath base on the spot. If you have a hard time trying to carry the base, I find it works well to turn it end over end. Position the large saucer on top of the base so that it is centered well. This will hold the water of your birdbath. It is easy to clean, however, it needs something to hold in place since it is lightweight. Plant the plant in the nice
