careyana said:Debbie I absolutely love your sense of style! No matter what you decide to do with the birdbath it will look fabulous. 
Awww, thank you.
It's wonderful to get all this support, Rick thinks we've got "enough" garden art, what??
There's PLENTY of 'garden rooms' left here to decorate and I plan to have something in every one of them!
Forgot to post this guy yesterday. I never even knew this place existed until about four years ago...Harper's Statuary and Water Gardens
http://www.harperslawnornament... . It's only an hour away and I try to get there at least once a year. I saw these "Easter Island" looking guys on my first visit and went back for one of their sales to pick him up!
He now sits in the island in the middle of our driveway and it's the first thing I see when I walk out the door. I was planning to try a moss milkshake on him but I might just end up trying for an
aged look with paint? Right now he's
laying in the garden because Rick knocked him over when he was planting Hostas around him.
Also saw this sea serpent at Harper's!!!
If I had a large pond to landscape I think I'd go for it.
While looking for birdbath photos yesterday I found one I totally forgot about. I made this one winter out of clay pots and a plastic saucer. Unfortunately the pots cracked after the first winter so it got trashed.
I've even got
garden art INSIDE! I bought these birds for the gardens but when redecorating our front entry decided to use them here and they never made it outside!
About the same time I received this as a Christmas gift from my son. It's supposed to be a bird feeder but it works great for keys, etc. by the front door!
I'll keep looking for more photos.
