🦋 Make Your Garden a Butterfly Oasis!
The Butterfly Waterer and Puddler is a beautifully designed hexagonal aluminum bath featuring a butterfly motif. It includes a central rock rest and a soil stake for easy placement, creating a safe drinking spot for butterflies and bees while enhancing your garden's aesthetic.
E**D
Cute but small
I love how cute it is. However it is very small. Not big enough for a full bee hive so my bees are still looking around the yard for other watering places… would love it they had a bigger one that looked the same!
L**E
Won't stay even enough to hold water.
The single post in the ground verses something 3-pronged or so doesn't support keeping the bowl even enough to keep water in it. I finally set it down in a cinder block opening so it could hold the bowl steady to keep some water in it for the bees and butterflies. It really needs a better base design.
F**M
Big Hit
This was a gift for my sister for her birthday and it was a big hit. She was so tickled to be getting something like this!
K**S
Objects are smaller than they appear!
This is cute but really small. Even in the shade, water evaporates so quickly I have to fill it up daily. I’ve seen no bees or birds drinking from it. It was a useless purchase.
K**.
Love the look
Bought this butterfly puddler after rescing a butterfly from my birdbath,loc=ve the look of it, got a lot of compliments.
R**9
Had butterflies coming for a drink the next day
Made a great addition to our new pollinator garden. Be prepared to add water daily.
F**Y
Update 5/30 Great Product- Great Customer Service
Today I received the replacement. It was perfect and assembled in minutes. I put it in another location in the butterfly garden. I am totally delighted with the puddler.The product is definitely beautiful. This was reported 5/14 and the company responded quickly and positively.
M**A
Such a cute addition to the garden
I love the way they even add the little stones so that the butterfly will be safe from drowning. I really like it even though I thought it would be sturdier. But butterflies don't need sturdy I guess.
