Taking one of your favorite teapots and transforming it into a unique water feature for your yard can be a great way to display it. Here's how to do it.

Pick out a pot to complement the area. Our pot was made for water and has no hole in the bottom. If your pot does have a hole, you can seal it with plumber's epoxy or putty.

Water features are the ideal finishing touch in a perfectly curated yard or garden. This easy DIY turns an old tea set into a whimsical outdoor fountain.

For a small, pond-like feature, you can begin with a large water-tight container like a stock tank, stock pot, or a repurposed bathtub basin.

He creates “water gardens” in large, watertight pots with (mostly) native water plants that give insects and other tiny drinkers a safe place to perch on floating plants like duckweed (Lemna ...

You don't have to have a large formal garden to enjoy a water feature and water plants!

Whether you have a small disappearing fountain, a bubbling bird bath, or a large pond full of frogs and koi, water in the ...

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Get ready to use any old or disused plant pots with this Amazon water fountain set. It turns any unused container into a covetable water feature without the need for solar power or a nearby outlet ...

Creating a water feature in your yard used to be difficult back in the day when lath and plaster or concrete were used for construction.

A pot plant consumes six gallons of water every day. The piece looks at a forthcoming study from the California Fish and Wildlife Department on three key Emerald Triangle watersheds.

This wireless Amazon water fountain kit has been hailed as a game-changer by shoppers, as it easily transforms indoor and outdoor spaces by turning any disused plant pot into a 'beautiful' water ...