There are a number of fountain dealers available - it all depends on your location and your budget. If you are looking for some high end options you can try the link posted below however you will need a professional installer to get most of them in. Cheers Steve Here is a link that might be useful: water fountain and cast stone dealer

I guess I'm late coming to this thread. :( There is this one really cool idea under the GardenWeb FAQ. Then someone posted their results in this thread. If you scroll down, there are even more. I found these yesterday and I'm very excited about that prospect. I have some elephant ear plants that would make lovely casts.

Hello everybody, I'm new here :o) I was interested in reading how these moulds were made. I use a slightly different technique for both the silicone skin, and the mother mould. Here's what I do, just in case anyone wants to experiment. Names of products may be slightly different, as I'm not in the US. I use ordinary clear silicone - the type you buy for sealing anything outdoors. 1. Fill a basin with warm water, add a very good squirt of dishwashing liquid and mix well. 2. Put silicone dispenser in caulk gun, cut off top, and squeeze straight into the soapy water. 3. Using your hands (you can use rubber gloves, but I never bother) gather up the silicone mass, lift it onto your master (the object you want to make a mould from) and press down well all over. Make sure it gets pressed into all depressions. 4. Dip your hands back into the soapy water if the silicone starts to stick to them. Smooth over the outside of the mould with wet soapy hands. 5. Leave overnight to cure. Case-mould I use Fine Casting Plaster, which is much the same as Plaster of Paris. Large bags of it can be bought in large hardware and builders' suppliers. It will perish if the bag is left open, so buy only enough for your needs. I use hessian scrim or plasterer's scrim. Small rolls of plasterer's scrim will do the job OK, and are easy to source. Hope these tips are useful...

don't leave out the leaves.... actually, today I was thinking about making a 'drape' mold. taking a pot or bowl and with the cement/tufa, to lather the cement all over it and when it's just at a good set up time..to take leaves and cover the cement. as it cures, the imprints would be on the outside of the container, rather than just the inside of a cast leaf.. I was driving, while thinking about it..lol that's when a lot of ideas happen. it was more fun than thinking of where I was headed.. to pay the power bill lol