HomGarden 28" Vintage Bird Bath Antique Green Birdbath Outdoor Garden Backyard Dcor

This was a great find for all the birds to drink water and bathe at the same time. The birds having been singing so much. Remember that its hard plastic and could easily fall over with a gust of wind. I do need to clean and refill everyday so the birds have fresh water to drink. Overall I give it 5 stars.

I love the ease of putting it together. Light weight, holds a gallon of water. Washes easily! Put in a solar fountain, and the birds love it! It was also on sale! Still putting the corner together. Painting the wall with Kilz from Walmart! Then, painting a big Lady bug on top of that! Also using paint from your store! Then, flowers, to attract ladybugs, Dragonflies, Butterflies and lastly Bees!

Love that it is not going to rust like a previous birdbath did repeatedly even after being treated with supposedly rustproofing sprays.Love that it is so light and easy to take apart....if bowl section is very dirty,it is easy to remove and give a good cleaning. Enjoyed watching a big robin really bathing in it....splashing,flapping,dipping in...

I am on my third birdbath. Since I keep water out all year for the birds in winter it freezes. The first one I cracked getting it thawed. It looks great just won't hold water. I fill it with soil and plant pretty summer flowers. The second one that started leaking I keep a small amount of bird seed in it. The third is holding water for probably a year or two. The birds love it.!

I've had a bird bath like this for two years, and I have been very happy with it. It's heavy and sturdy enough that it doesn't blow over in the wind. It's easy to clean. I haven't seen the color fade in the sun. Eventually, I broke my first one because I left water in it after the temperatures started to drop below freezing in the fall. After I let the water freeze about eight times, the expanding ice finally cracked the bowl. Once that happened, I replaced the old one with another just like it.

Very easy to assemble. Great price for the item. I would only suggest that perhaps in the design there could be a way where a support pole/stake could be put down through the pedestal part of the bird bath. The last one I had similar to this one had that feature.

My first bird bath. And what joy it has brought to my raised bed garden. I put a small solar fountain, rocks and a copper didc in it. The birds love it! The only negative is the inability to lift the top bowl off for cleaning, as some brands allow, with the bowl that sits in a ring. This being my first bird bath, I did not realize how often you need to clean and add fresh water. It sits in full sun, and as a result it needs to be topped up and cleaned a few times a week. With this model, that means you have to empty of rocks and carefully unscrew the top bowl for rinsing and cleaning… more tedious than I imagined.

Beautiful, but very light weight. I purchased four extra L shaped metal tent pegs to anchor it along with the three provided. So far it has withstood the summer thunderstorms. The fall and spring high wind storms will be the big test. It does looksgreat in my yard.

For the price, you get a plastic birdbath. Tries to be antique in style, but it's really just painted plastic with some roller marks for “patina”. If you absolutely NEED something then I guess it does its job by holding water. Sturdy enough but will lean if you don't have a flat place for it in the yard. The little tent stakes they send with it don't honestly do much to hold it steady. Probably more for keeping it from blowing away in the wind if the bowl is empty. I'd honestly save your money and buy a metal birdbath instead.

This is a very cheap plastic bird bath, The only way to empty it (say when you want to clean mold and algae) is to either unscrew the basin from the post or turn the entire bird bath upside down. This bird bath will be in my recycle bin at the end of the season. I guess I got what I paid for.