I've always liked garden pieces that work without too much bother. These water features come sorted - no pipes to fiddle with or holes to dig. Just pop them where you fancy, fill them up, and they'll bring gentle splashing sounds to your quiet spots. Rather nice with morning coffee or evening glasses of wine.
Each self contained piece needs just a nearby socket, though some clever ones run off sunshine. The pump sits tucked away inside, and we'll tell you what we've learned about the best places to put them. Most of our gardeners like them near sitting spots or between plants where droplets catch light through leaves.
If you're thinking about water in your garden, have a peek at our complete range of Water Features for your garden. You might spot something that suits your patch perfectly.
Good garden water features shouldn't need fussy plumbing or lots of digging. Our self contained pieces come ready to use - just fill with water, plug in, and listen to that first gentle splash. They sit rather nicely near Stone Bird Baths, drawing birds in for morning drinks.
The modern self contained water features work well on patios or tucked into borders. Some gardeners place them near Stone Fountains for a mix of sounds, while others like them as quiet standalone pieces. The solar powered ones need no wiring at all - quite clever really, storing sunshine for evening running.
Our larger pieces make an interesting focal point, especially near any Stone Garden Statues you may already have in the garden. They come with everything sorted - pump, pipes, even clear notes about setup. Most people have them running within an hour or two.
Keep them topped up in dry spells and give them a quick clean now and then. The pumps last years with basic care, and winter's no bother if you empty them before hard frost. Come spring, a wash with clean water gets them ready for another season.