A common recipe for birdbath cleaning is one part bleach to 10 parts water, yet there are effective environmentally friendly alternatives. The right birdbath location and a routine for regular maintenance makes cleaning the easily stained concrete less of a chore.

Customize your own birdbath using any large leaf, sand and concrete mix and some paint to really make it your own.

This is a concrete birdbath that was given to me. It's got that lovely old chippy patina. I gave it a quick little update with Vers...

It is easy to clean a cement bird bath to make it a safe and fun place for birds to enjoy. This step by step tutorial shows how to do it in just minutes.

A concrete bird bath is very often vulnerable to cracks and damage when it is left outdoors during cold winter months.

Like any outdoor surface, if you would like to paint a concrete birdbath, you must use a paint that can hold up in any type of weather. Since the paint of a concrete birdbath also faces constant exposure to water, a waterproof paint is even more essential to a lasting paint job.

This post will teach you exactly that. You will learn which type of paint is best and the process of painting the bird bath. Let’s begin.

I bought a cement birdbath about a month ago from Walmart. I've always liked birdbaths, but have not owned one due to the cost. The ones I've seen in the past h…

Today let's make it tutorial time. I took a series of photos to show you how to make your own bird bath with concrete using a big rhubarb leaf (this is rabarber, in English rhubarb) as the mold for casting the concrete. A Rhubarb Leaf Bird Bath, no less. My mom is very creative, as

How outdoor acrylic paints transformed a stone bird bath from blah to beautiful garden decor.