There is something you can get to patch it - a special type for use on statuary and stuff. Check with businesses that carry the garden ornaments (not the box stores) and they should be able to give you some/tell you the name of it. We had the same problem with one of ours. The little shop up the road from us gave us a tube of stuff to fix the crack - but i can't remember the name of it, sorry.

Gardens, by themselves are places of relaxation. The colorful flowers in bloom and the green foliage inspire meditation and calmness for the mind. But no garden is complete without a fountain. Water, as the source of life of the garden is presented in full glory and beauty by fountains. The sound of water not only brings tranquility by drowning out the other ambient noises like the sound of traffic, but also adds character to the garden. Every garden, big or small, has to have just the right kind of fountain. Garden fountains can come in many sizes, kinds, and designs. Examples of garden fountains are the wall fountains and the pond fountains. The wall fountains are basin-like fountains that have low sprays and are so named because they are attached to walls. Small gardens often use wall fountains because they don�t take a lot of space. Bigger gardens, like those found within public parks have pond fountains. Some are literally as large as a pond. These are usually wired and mechanically programmed to exhibit different patterns of water sprays and are lighted to add more attraction and enhance the drama of their display. But no matter the size of your garden, installing a fountain will always have its rewards. Not only will they add to the tranquility and beauty of the garden, they will also attract small birds to come bathe in your garden. Fountains are enchanting, and they add life and vibrancy to any location�gardens, lobbies of hotels, restaurants and offices, and driveway loops. The flow or spray of water adds a sense of tranquility and decadence to the place. Some establishments consider their fountains their main attraction. Special occasions often call for impressive fountain displays that play of music and display lights to compliment the fantastic patterns of water shoots and sprays Garden fountains can be made from different materials but the best are ceramic and concrete. To enhance their looks, they may be carved with sculptures and given a sandstone finish. When installing one, make sure your contractor knows everything about the fountain, from wiring to drainage, and that he uses only materials that can withstand wear and tear for the longest time. Consider also the amount of effort required to maintain the structure. Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.mygardenfountains.com/statuary.html

Lavender, I'm so glad to hear DH has moved to PT rehab. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed that he's home for Christmas. It sounds like you're well on your way to having the house rearranged for his convenience and needs. Your reading corner is lovely--nothing I like better than to curl up with a good book and a cup of tea. Continued best wishes to you, DH, and your family. When you do your fairy tale kitchen, I definitely think you need to include a fairy door! Those are so cute!

Ok, so here are some pics of the corner flower bed and the fountain, it is SO windy today I am not going to be doing anything there... I still have to install the pump ( they got me the wrong size so ordering a new one) What I have planted so far... a hedge of green velvet boxwoods and 3 Lil' Quick Fire Hydrangeas behind the fountain... I found these 3 hardy lavender that aparently get tall.. right now they are in pots because I am not sure if I want them there or not, I was thinking about going to pick up something white ( annuals ) that is whimsical looking to go along the boxwoods hedges but a this point I am just ready to have this bed ready for this year! Pics in next comments!