A birdbath holds standing water, so select plants that tolerate—or require—wet roots.
Place a potted sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas) on a pedestal inside the birdbath so roots stay above water. 'Blackie' or 'Marguerite' cultivars cascade beautifully.
True aquatics give the most authentic "draping" look with minimal fuss.
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