Bird Baths

Shop our concrete and resin bird baths for gardens, patios and planted borders. Explore classical pedestals, tree-trunk designs, animal sculptures and resin models with planters. Compare each model’s height and basin dimensions to find one that fits your space. These are still-water bird baths; a fountain pump is not included.
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The Numbers That Matter

  • Compare by model Height
  • Check the product diagram Basin dimensions
  • Shallow and below the rim Water level
  • Concrete and resin Materials
  • Check daily; refresh when dirty Water care
  • Drain and protect from freezing Freezing weather

A Garden Corner Worth Looking At, and Birds That Show Up for It

Girl watching bluebirds, a cardinal and a chickadee splash in a tree stump bird bath in a sunlit backyard garden

Choose a bird bath for your garden

Our collection includes concrete and resin bird baths in classical, tree-trunk, animal and sculptural designs. Some resin models also include a planter or feeder. Choose the design for your space, then check that model’s dimensions and assembly details.

Fluted gray concrete pedestal bird bath on a flagstone pad beside a lawn, clipped hedge and house window behind

Compare height and basin size

Heights vary across the collection. The Bear Double Bowl is 18 inches tall, the Carved Trunk is 24 inches and the Classical Goddess is 25 inches. The Birdhouse Feeder and Planter stands 44.5 inches overall, including the roofed feeder; that is not the height of its water basin.

Read the dimension diagram for the model you choose. Overall width and depth may include the base or decorative features, so they should not be treated as usable basin dimensions. Add shallow water and keep it below the rim.

Bluebird and chickadee on the rim of a tree stump bird bath with a flat stone set in the shallow water

Concrete or resin

Both materials offer decorative garden designs. Weight and assembly vary by model. Use the weight on the selected product page where available, and do not assume every base can be filled or every bowl lifts off. We finish our bird baths with water-based paint; clean gently to protect the surface.

Concrete pedestal bird bath on a paver in a backyard lawn, seen from a kitchen window with birds on the rim

Placement and water care

Set the bird bath on firm, level ground where you can see it and reach it for cleaning. Nearby shrubs or branches offer birds a place to retreat. Check the water daily, refresh it when dirty or low, and rinse the basin regularly. Use a soft cloth or soft brush rather than abrasive tools.

Gray cast concrete pedestal bird bath beside an antique bronze one on a lawn with hydrangeas and coneflowers

Adding a fountain pump

These are still-water bird baths and a fountain pump is not included. Before adding a pump, check its footprint, required water depth and spray pattern against the usable basin space. Compatibility varies by model; contact us with both models if you need help checking.

Solar floating pump lifting a low spray in a fluted concrete bird bath as a chickadee and a bluebird fly in

Before freezing weather

Drain the basin before water can freeze. Where practical, store the bird bath in a dry, sheltered place and prevent water from collecting inside. A cover alone does not guarantee frost protection.

Comparing Your Bird Bath Options

Cast concreteResin
DesignsClassical, sculptural and tree-trunk stylesPedestal styles and models with planters
DimensionsCheck the selected modelCheck the selected model
Weight and movingUse the product weight where listedUse the product weight where listed
FinishWater-based painted finishWater-based painted finish
Winter careDrain and protect from freezingDrain and store under shelter

Browse by Material and Style

  1. Ornamental concrete bird bath beside a garden pathway. 01

    Concrete Bird Baths

    Explore classical pedestals, sculpted figures and textured tree-trunk designs. Check each model’s dimensions and listed weight.

    23 pieces
  2. verdigris 3-in-1 bird bath with birds perched on basin and flowers planted in base bowl beside a wooden fence 02

    Resin Bird Baths

    Browse pedestal designs and models with planters or feeders. Overall height may include decoration above the water basin.

    4 pieces
  3. Rustic tree shape concrete birdbath providing a safe oasis for feathered friends in a lush backyard. 03

    Tree Stump Bird Baths

    Choose bark textures, carved trunks and woodland shapes. Compare the selected model’s height and basin diagram.

    4 pieces
  4. 25-inch tall concrete frog bird bath with a lily pad basin in a garden 04

    Animal Bird Baths

    Find bear, frog and other animal designs for garden borders and patios. Compare the full product size before choosing a spot.

    5 pieces
  5. Vibrant birds flocking to the contemporary minimalist concrete garden bird bath on a gravel pathway. 05

    Modern Bird Baths

    Browse clean shapes and sculptural pedestals for contemporary gardens. Use each model’s diagram to check its footprint.

    6 pieces
  6. 22.8" tall modern concrete pedestal birdbath in a minimalist garden 06

    Ornamental Bird Baths

    Explore decorative bowls and detailed pedestals. Choose the style you like, then check the dimensions on its product page.

    9 pieces
Bluebird, chickadee, goldfinch and cardinal gathered on a concrete pedestal bird bath in a wide flowering garden

Before You Order a Bird Bath

How tall should a bird bath be?
Choose the height that fits your space and is comfortable to reach for cleaning. For example, the Bear Double Bowl is 18 inches tall, the Carved Trunk is 24 inches and the Classical Goddess is 25 inches. Check the selected model’s diagram; overall height may include decorative features above the basin.
How deep should the water be?
Add a shallow layer of water and keep it below the rim. Basin depth varies by model, so a general watering recommendation should not be treated as the measured depth of every bird bath.
Where should I put a bird bath?
Open enough that a bird can see what is coming, with a shrub or branch within about ten feet so it has somewhere to retreat.
How often do I change the water?
Check the water daily and replace it whenever it is dirty or low. Rinse the basin regularly and clean gently with a soft cloth or soft brush.
Can I turn a bird bath into a fountain?
A fountain pump is not included. Check the pump’s required water depth and footprint against the usable space inside the basin. Its spray also needs to stay within the bowl. Contact us with the bird bath and pump models if you need help checking the fit.
Can a bird bath stay out through winter?
Drain the basin before the water can freeze. Store the bath in a dry, sheltered place where practical, and prevent water from collecting in it. A cover alone does not guarantee frost protection.

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Guides and how tos

Height, depth and position settled, the only question left is what it should look like standing there. That is where material and style come in, and we have given each of those its own page.