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Garden Fountains

Until you start actually shopping for garden fountains, you will truly not understand what a huge decision you have to make.  How can anyone pick only one?  Fortunately, you don't have to!  Outdoor garden fountains can find a nice home not only in your garden but around your deck, patio, pool and even in your front yard landscaping or by the mailbox for that special finishing touch.

 

Outdoor fountains are the perfect compliment to any outdoor space that you take pride in.  If you think you really don't need it or that no one will see it, think again!  You will enjoy a garden fountain more than you think.  The flowing sound of water is tranquil and you may even find yourself spending a little more time outdoor.  Of course, that little extra moisture certainly won't go unappreciated by your flowers on a hot steamy day.  Not to mention, where else are all the butterflies in your garden suppose to go for a drink of water?

 

Popular Types of Garden Water Fountains

 

You will find that outdoor water features come in a large assortment of sizes and styles, made from gorgeous, durable materials such as slate, resin, wood, terracotta, copper and more.

 

Another great thing you'll discover when you start shopping for garden water features is that a large percentage of them are solar powered water fountains.  This means you never have to worry about electrical plugs, extension cords and wasted electricity.  This makes the most environmentally-friendly way to add a fountain to your outdoor space.

 

Tiered garden fountains are popular options and they're not all your typical tri-level pieces where the water flows over each edge continuously.  There are many variations of tiers such as a cascade of pots or large geometric pieces that force the water to move in a specific pattern.

 

Spheres are also commonly used in the creation of garden fountains as well as simple blocks or pyramids.  From tall towers to shallow dishes, there's something about a round ball created from raw materials that just brings balance to a garden, especially when there's water streaming over it.

 

It doesn't matter how small or large your patio, deck, garden or yard is, you have a perfect spot for a garden fountain.  Live in an apartment or condominium and aren't granted a yard?  Why not create a tranquil oasis on your balcony so you have a place to escape to after a long hard day?