Adorning is a desire we all have within us. In our garden its hard to resist the temptation not to add a garden ornament. It may be a as simple as a terra-cotta pot of geraniums or a birdhouse atop a post in the corner of the yard.
Keep this in mind when searching for a garden ornament. What draws your attention and pleases the eye? Take snapshots and jot down notes about combination's your might see and like. Quality rather than quantity can give you a fine carved stone urn, an antique statue or maybe an elaborate garden fountain and will last for years to come. But on the other hand, buy what you like. It may be very impressive to others, but if it doesn't bring pleasure to you, then all is lost in vain.
A garden ornament reflects the outside world , closeup as afar. A welcome sign hanging from a garden gate signals enter. Passing over feathered friends may stop by for a splash in a birdbath filled with refreshing clean water. Under a shade tree is a garden bench perfect for enjoying quiet time and appreciating all of natures beauty.
What a garden ornament says about you reflects your own personal taste and style. Make it be your personal touch and let it be about who you are! Find something to suite your taste and style at mygardenornaments.com
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Fun With Garden Stakes
Transform your garden into a gallery of stake sculpture! Garden stakes can add a special touch of color and whimsy to any garden area. Add them to a potted plant, in an entryway, on your balcony, along a sidewalk, flower bed or an herb garden. They come in a variety of styles, shapes and sizes to choose from.
Almost anything can become a garden stake. You might try making some of your own. Some inexpensive dowels, used broom handles or balusters will make the perfect part to stick in the ground. Next, let you imagination run wild! See what you find lying around the house or pick up items of decor at a yard sale to top your stakes. Using screws and weatherproof glue, attach your finds. You can use just about anything! Consider a small terra cotta pot, door knob, colorful beads strung on copper wire, a drawer pull, small watering can, painted wooden pin wheel or a plastic ornament of some kind....reach for the sky!
Other garden stakes can be personalized and used as markers for flowers or vegetables. You may want to use old discarded shovels heads or hoes. Insert a short handle to stick it in them ground. "Welcome to My Garden" could be painted or stenciled on it to add your own personal touch.
Seasonal garden stakes might be a witch flying by on her broomstick, a pumpkin jack- a-lantern, or goblin for Halloween. You may want to make a scarecrow out of old clothing you have lying around. Stuff it with some straw and this would be great to scare off birds from your garden or just a nice fall decoration. Christmas is the perfect time for that "Santa Stop Here" sign. Consider a snowman measuring stick to count the snowfall soon to come.
All of these ideas make a great garden stake! Whether you make them yourself or purchase a unique one, decorative garden stakes liven up any garden space! Just pick your season and have fun decorating. Check out the selection of garden stakes at mygardenornaments.com today!
Almost anything can become a garden stake. You might try making some of your own. Some inexpensive dowels, used broom handles or balusters will make the perfect part to stick in the ground. Next, let you imagination run wild! See what you find lying around the house or pick up items of decor at a yard sale to top your stakes. Using screws and weatherproof glue, attach your finds. You can use just about anything! Consider a small terra cotta pot, door knob, colorful beads strung on copper wire, a drawer pull, small watering can, painted wooden pin wheel or a plastic ornament of some kind....reach for the sky!
Other garden stakes can be personalized and used as markers for flowers or vegetables. You may want to use old discarded shovels heads or hoes. Insert a short handle to stick it in them ground. "Welcome to My Garden" could be painted or stenciled on it to add your own personal touch.
Seasonal garden stakes might be a witch flying by on her broomstick, a pumpkin jack- a-lantern, or goblin for Halloween. You may want to make a scarecrow out of old clothing you have lying around. Stuff it with some straw and this would be great to scare off birds from your garden or just a nice fall decoration. Christmas is the perfect time for that "Santa Stop Here" sign. Consider a snowman measuring stick to count the snowfall soon to come.
All of these ideas make a great garden stake! Whether you make them yourself or purchase a unique one, decorative garden stakes liven up any garden space! Just pick your season and have fun decorating. Check out the selection of garden stakes at mygardenornaments.com today!
Birdhouse Accommadations
Birds are delightful and amazing creatures. Waking up each morning to the pleasing sounds of chirping birds is a far cry to hearing the scream of an alarm clock. While sprucing up your own cozy nest, you might think about giving your feathered friends some cheery houses to roost in.
More than just a place to nest, birdhouses are a fun and decorative way to add touches of color and whimsy to your garden. Mount them on a fence post or hang them freely on a branch to draw the eye and birds to your garden haven.
A rustic birdhouse welcomes winged visitors and is an attraction to the landscape. When buying a rustic or any style birdhouse, it is important to make sure it has all the necessary features to keep your friends comfortable and safe. Placing the birdhouses at different levels will accommodate different species of birds. Having some type of water supply nearby is also helpful to make them feel at home.
Providing residence to a feathered family offers unparalleled enjoyment. Having a family of birds nesting in your backyard can be quite intriguing. Birdhouses provide hours of entertainment and will bring a variety of birds into your space, given the right provisions. And why limit your birdhouse to collection to just one? A series of birdhouses can brighten up a dull weathered fence, while providing option to the birds of your yard.
Planting the right flowers will also attract birds to your birdhouses. For example, flashy goldfinches like dining on purple cone flowers. These, along with ornamental grasses, provide food and shelter when left standing for over wintering birds. Build a pile of brush to supply an out of the wind haven for sparrows and juncos.
The hunt for a birdhouse can be tedious, depending on your taste and what kind of birds you want to attract. With a little research, you can find what options that are best for bird visitors. You'll find everything you need at mygardenornaments.com for your backyard friends!
More than just a place to nest, birdhouses are a fun and decorative way to add touches of color and whimsy to your garden. Mount them on a fence post or hang them freely on a branch to draw the eye and birds to your garden haven.
A rustic birdhouse welcomes winged visitors and is an attraction to the landscape. When buying a rustic or any style birdhouse, it is important to make sure it has all the necessary features to keep your friends comfortable and safe. Placing the birdhouses at different levels will accommodate different species of birds. Having some type of water supply nearby is also helpful to make them feel at home.
Providing residence to a feathered family offers unparalleled enjoyment. Having a family of birds nesting in your backyard can be quite intriguing. Birdhouses provide hours of entertainment and will bring a variety of birds into your space, given the right provisions. And why limit your birdhouse to collection to just one? A series of birdhouses can brighten up a dull weathered fence, while providing option to the birds of your yard.
Planting the right flowers will also attract birds to your birdhouses. For example, flashy goldfinches like dining on purple cone flowers. These, along with ornamental grasses, provide food and shelter when left standing for over wintering birds. Build a pile of brush to supply an out of the wind haven for sparrows and juncos.
The hunt for a birdhouse can be tedious, depending on your taste and what kind of birds you want to attract. With a little research, you can find what options that are best for bird visitors. You'll find everything you need at mygardenornaments.com for your backyard friends!
Monday, May 3, 2010
Timeless Garden Fountains
This historical garden ornament can easily be replicated in modern homes with any decorating style. The forms are quite variable. These can range from a simple table top version for indoor use to an elaborate wall fountain or outdoor pond with water falls in your backyard. Decorating with a garden fountain can add that aesthetic Feng Shei look for those seeking a tranquil environment. May even believe these fountains have the ability to bring good luck!
Along with luck, fountains are even known to bring about health benefits. The soothing sounds of the water are believed to offer natural destressing. Garden fountains also offer a functional troubleshooting for households by offering a white noise help to disguise unwanted noises. Another practical usage is that indoor fountains can help put humidity in the air. Along with some candles and a vase of flowers, a garden fountain may be the perfect setting for a romantic dinner for two.
Now, as with the centuries before, garden fountains have offered a dynamic of both soothing calm and invigorating beauty! No other garden ornament continues to be used as a social staple. And to this day, fountains are being used in downtown squares, parks, office building and even shopping malls. While out and about, be sure to notice and appreciate your town's garden fountains and think about how you can bring the benefits of the garden fountains into your own home.
Allow me to help you find the perfect addition to your garden paradise at www.mygardenornaments.com
Along with luck, fountains are even known to bring about health benefits. The soothing sounds of the water are believed to offer natural destressing. Garden fountains also offer a functional troubleshooting for households by offering a white noise help to disguise unwanted noises. Another practical usage is that indoor fountains can help put humidity in the air. Along with some candles and a vase of flowers, a garden fountain may be the perfect setting for a romantic dinner for two.
Now, as with the centuries before, garden fountains have offered a dynamic of both soothing calm and invigorating beauty! No other garden ornament continues to be used as a social staple. And to this day, fountains are being used in downtown squares, parks, office building and even shopping malls. While out and about, be sure to notice and appreciate your town's garden fountains and think about how you can bring the benefits of the garden fountains into your own home.
Allow me to help you find the perfect addition to your garden paradise at www.mygardenornaments.com
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