Pretty sure you're not going to find a read-made that works. You''d need to make something or adjust plans to work with a larger item. Consider future access for maintenance.

You will probably end up having to make something to fit that.

What about putting some type of fencing up around it in a circle (I’m thinking hardware cloth fencing) and growing a vine around that? You could even get a large flat bowl and set it on the top of the circular fence.

Or a trellis like this:

its just in a really awkward place in the yard for something like that- right in the center. It is a dead well so no access ever needed.

Have you looked into chimney pots? They come in many sizes, tho I don’t know if there is a size to fit your needs.

What a great idea! Thank you!

If it is a dead well, why can't you remove the head and cap it with something flush, or even below the surface?

I do not have the technology to do that haha.

I have solved this problem a number of times using a large chimney pot. Hopefully you can find a style that fits over the pipe. Then top this with a large stepping stone on which to place a bird bath top or large potted plant or a statue. This allows access to the well if needed. Outside of chimney pot can be painted a more pleasing color. Or a mason could quickly construct a brick surround then topped as I have described.

Removing might not be that difficult. I'd inquire about it first from someone who knows wells.

Thanks, it certainly can't hurt to ask. Then problem would be completely solved. :)

Another possibility is a wishing well.

Our well head stuck up just enough and in the center of our driveway that my hubby hit it.

Didn't do any damage but we didn't want to take the chance on it getting damaged. Our local well company came out and lowered it and put a metal grate over it so it is flush. Cost about $300. You might consider that.

awesome!! Thank you!

I had to raise my well according to NC regulations and it is in the driveway!!! I have cleared out a brushy area beside my existing driveway to expand and plan to make the area around the well head a landscaped "turn around" that I will encircle with pavers and plant a few boxwoods in. I have been on a mad search for something I can put over the well head and I want to thank Olychick for these fantastic pics of homemade bird baths. I am now excited to pick up a few big flower pots and a bird bath basin!

I have one of these facing the street.

https://www.castartstudios.com/product-category/all-products/garden-face/