A Pond Spitter Creates a Charming Focal Point

Although the term sounds kind of gross, a pondOf course heavier metal statues made of brass
spitter is actually a lovely piece of statuary thator bronze would also make a lovely garden
you can place in or near your backyard pond thatcenterpiece, but they will also cost a great deal
will "spit" water continually into your pool providingmore. Choose a statue that will fit in well in your
a lovely sprinkling sound, recirculating the water,pond environment. Fish and birds are always
and aerating the pond to create an optimumpopular as are frogs and other water creatures,
environment for fish. You can buy many kinds ofincluding mermaids. When you're selecting a
pond spitters, in shapes large and small, and theystatue, you need to stop and visualize what it
make a unique and charming focal point for anymight look like if converted into a spitter and
water garden. However, they can be expensive.sitting in your water garden.
It's relatively easy, however, to make a pondOnce you've purchased a statue, drill a 1/4" hole
spitter for yourself and save a lot of the cost. Inin the mouth or other suitable place in your statue
addition, you'll end up with a pond spitter that'sso that you can run plastic tubing through it. Once
different from all others.the tubing is hooked up to an inexpensive solar
The first step in building your own pond spitter ispump, your pond spitter should be ready to go.
to select a piece of statuary that you'd like toDepending on how much you pay for your statue,
showcase in your water garden. You needyou could end up having a great spitter for less
something that is heavy enough to be able tothan $20, and it will create all the ambiance that
stand firmly in your pond and which will also beexpensive, commercial models do. Find a nice
durable enough to weather the elements. A goodplace in the rocks where you can nestle your new
choice of less expensive pond spitter statuarywater feature, so that it becomes a natural part
could be made of aluminum, plastic, cast stoneof the landscape.
concrete, or resin.