I have always, always wanted a water feature. So I have finally created one!
It is all put together from found items here on the farm—including the rocks!
I’ve order my pond plants. After I get them planted I will show you how it looks! I’m really excited! Such a fun little project!
Your friend always,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You have rocks in Colorado? Shoot – I thought we had all of them here in Arkansas!
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We tried to share a few with you! 🙂
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What a fun project! I Hope you are having a good day! 🙂
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It’s been a fun project. Now for some plants!
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How clever and creative are you!! I love sculptures from found objects, the water part is extra special.
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I had to dig my little fairy out of the garden she was languishing away in the dirt!!
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Fun!
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Building this WAS fun!
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Oh Linda, it is fabulous!! You are going to love the sounds of that on warm summer evenings. I can hear it now! Can’t wait for the finished look!
Rita
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I’ve been debating with myself, if I want fish!
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Love it! Especially the fountain part! So cute.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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A gentle little fairy!
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It looks fantastic! Enjoy! ^_^
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Forgot to mention, my son posted a photo of the cannas you sent me, in his blog.
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Oh, excellent! I’m glad they are doing well for you!
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Very pretty – love that little fountain.
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Thank you, Pat
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This already looks good. I can hardly wait to see the finished project.
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I wish I had done it long, long ago!
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A nice springtime project. Your garden looks relaxing.
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It sure is easy to take care of…ease. That’s what I like!
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very nice!
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Now for the plants!
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So pretty! It looks like she’s watering her garden with the fairy version of a hose! Is that jet of water falling back into the tub? It seems like it might be just missing – her aim is maybe a tad off? Love the rocks; a water feature can never have too many rocks!
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She is hitting the rocks. I’m wondering about fish now.
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And I’m wondering about herons… Anytime I’ve ever had fish in a little pond the pointy-billed menaces always polished off the lot.
Also, it’s hard to tell how big the tub is, but in the summer’s heat, the water may get too warm for fish. You might have to shade it at the hottest part of the day.
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I’m still toying with idea…I have a thought that the cat might eat the fish…not a good thing.
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Now that’s a really fun idea, Linda. I can’t wait to see it when you get your pond plants planted! It’s going to be really neat!!!
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I can hardly wait also. I had to order them, since I couldn’t find them here.
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What fun! You are going to love it ~ enjoy!
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I can hardly wait to get the plants!!!
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Fun for sure … And I didn’t even have to do any work! (Tho it did bring memories of one we put in in our yard in Oregon … (In our other life). That was work, but fun! ). I love the garden angel in this post and in your header shot.
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Whimsy’s that’s for sure. Maybe faires and angels will visit me!
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I love it! So calm and peaceful.
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The space of goodness!
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Well done! 😃
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I love it! I always try to see what I can find around the farm to use too.
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Make do or do without!!!
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Yep!
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