A giant rhubarb leaf from the vegetable patch and five dollars of quick-set cement makes a bird bath with more character than anything at the garden center. Place the leaf face-down on a mound of damp sand so it curves into a bowl shape, trowel wet cement thickly over the back, smooth it flat, and leave it overnight. The peel is the satisfying part β€” every vein and ridge presses into the pale grey concrete, dark in the grooves and pale on the ridges. A few coats of mossy sage paint with darker pigment worked into the veins, then set the casting on a short stone pedestal among coneflowers and black-eyed Susans. Within minutes of filling the bowl, a cardinal lands on the rim.

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Quikrete Portland Cement 47lb (the cement used in towel-dipping projects): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OZH7BII/?tag=backyardproje-20
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