Just the path, lantern, birdbath & a few shrubs & things, caught in afternoon light.
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Very nice! But tell me? How do you ever clean out that birdy doo-doo with that huge bird bath? I have to tip mine 2-3 times a day to clean it and refill! Can't imagine how you do that!
You need to do a walk through your garden series! Tranquilty comes to mind
You need to do a walk through your garden series! Tranquilty comes to mind
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Bird bath cleaning
Cleaning the bird bath is easy. Whenever the water in it gets dirty or needs filling up I just use a strong jet from the garden hose to drive all the contents out & then fill it with fresh water with the nozzle set to a more gentle stream. A couple of times a year I scrub it out with a wire brush too.
The birds' splashing in the bath - and the frequent water refills - really suit the Rush growing next to the bath because they help keep its roots constantly damp. I expect that the bird droppings & other stuff that gets in the water help fertilise the soil too. The Rush thrives so well that from time to time I have to dig it out and divide it.
Herb
The birds' splashing in the bath - and the frequent water refills - really suit the Rush growing next to the bath because they help keep its roots constantly damp. I expect that the bird droppings & other stuff that gets in the water help fertilise the soil too. The Rush thrives so well that from time to time I have to dig it out and divide it.
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Yes, I'm surprised at what grows around ours. Unfortunately, weeds too! But they are always easy to pull up
Thanks, I think I'll be adding another bath and wondered how difficult it would be to do one so large and heavy
Thanks, I think I'll be adding another bath and wondered how difficult it would be to do one so large and heavy
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