Copper Fountains for your Garden

Enhance your patio, garden or backyard with one of these beautiful copper fountains.

Harper 3 outdoor garden fountain

This copper water garden fountain stands about three and a half feet above water level and is about 24″ wide.

Water pours out of five large bowls in two places and water pours from five irises. The sound carries for quite a distance.

I have a similar fountain about 60 feet from my porch and I can hear it very well.

It has 5 cattails, 5 irises, lily pads, a dragonfly and some swamp grass to make it a very attractive addition to your garden.

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Price is $900 plus shipping cost.

Ask for model: Harper 3 outdoor garden fountain

Depending on where you live, shipping can run $175 to $300. Please account for this in your budget. I only charge the exact cost for shipping.

If you need a fountain pump add $65. Some folks use their existing pump in water garden. Visit Waterfall Forge for more information

Hummingbird Dripper Fountain

The Hummingbird Dripper Fountain is made of solid copper in beautifully designed shape.

It is great for attracting birds to any water source.

The dipper works well in bird baths, ponds, etc. Includes a concealed pump with a 6 foot cord.

Specifications

* 6.5″W x 13.75″H
* Material: Copper
* Usage: Outdoor

* Hand-made by American artisans
* Crafted in flamed copper

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Penny Farthing Fountain

Given that Arizona is “The Copper State” it should come as no surprise that most of my fountains are made with copper. People often ask if the copper we use comes from Arizona. Fact is, I’m usually not sure. The copper that is mined here is milled elsewhere, usually on the east coast. Sometimes the copper is even milled (and/or mined) outside of the US.

To me, copper is king when it comes to fountain material. It’s accessible, relatively light, malleable, durable, and – unlike other fountain materials – develops a beautiful patina over time.

I use 16 oz. (roofing weight) copper that comes in 3′x10′ sheets to make the flowers, pans, bases, etc. Most of the “plumbing” is made with heavy copper tubing, although sometimes for the very tall fountains I use rubber hoses.

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