Create a charming "water garden" on your table with river rocks in a glazed saucer—unglazed terra-cotta leaches water. Use as a condiment tray with flower blossoms.
Small pumps ($15–$35) allow fountains almost anywhere. Options: indoor/outdoor, battery packs, lighting.
1. Line clay pot with plastic bag. Place pump in bottom. Run cord through bag at top, between pot and bag, down through drainage hole. Elevate on inverted pot/saucer; run cord through its drainage hole.
2. Add several inches of water to bag. Fit plastic saucer liner to top of pot. Punch holes: large for tubing/cord, small for drainage. Place liner over pot, trim excess bag. Heap liner with decorative rocks.
3. Trim fountain tube to just above rocks. Turn on pump; adjust rocks and tubing for gentle flow. Water drains through holes back into bag for recycling.
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