Garden Ornaments

Why Choose Our Garden Ornaments

The garden ornaments we pick out are made from sturdy materials that don't mind the British weather. Rain, shine or frost - they keep looking good whatever our climate throws at them.

I really like how stone ornaments actually get better with age - they take on a lovely weathered look that makes your garden feel like it's been around for years. When you get one of these pieces, you're not just buying for now but for many years to come.

We steer clear of those mass-produced items you'll spot in every garden centre. Instead, we look for ornaments made by people who put real care into their work. You'll notice the difference in the little touches that make each piece special.

Customers often tell me how their ornament has become a talking point when friends visit, and they love that they don't have to fuss over them. Just wipe them down occasionally - much easier than those plants that need constant watering and pruning!

Key Benefits

  • Strong enough to handle cold British winters
  • Thoughtfully made with nice little details
  • Look even better as they age naturally
  • Sit firmly in place even when it's windy
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Make Your Garden Beautiful by Adding Garden Ornaments from Us

There is a lot of work and planning that goes into making your lawn and garden area beautiful. You select the perfect flower colours, the perfect lawn cover, excellent decorative mulch, and more.

You spend hours weeding, trimming, mowing and coaxing your plants to look their very best. In many ways, a lovely garden is an ornament.

But you can add to the elegance, grace, humour or beauty of your garden with the perfect ornaments.

Stone Garden Ornaments

Garden Ornaments

Garden ornaments are objects used in conjunction with lawn cover, flower beds, shrubs and trees. They can be figures, statues, decorative waterers, fountains, edging, paving stones, or just about anything that increases the beauty of your outdoor space.

Stone Garden Statues

Garden Statues

Garden statues can make a statement about how you feel about your garden. They might reflect your spiritual life or be whimsical fantasy creatures. Nested in your flowerbeds, they make a charming addition.

Stone Garden Ornaments

Stone Garden Ornaments

Stone is excellent for outdoor ornaments in all weather. Although they might wear after time, they remain lovely for many years. Stone Garden Ornaments don't rust or break down from sunlight exposure.

Metal Garden Ornaments

Metal Garden Ornaments

Metal garden ornaments are another good choice, especially bronze or copper. Although some copper items might develop a green patina, they tend to outlast iron ornaments, which rust without yearly paint application.

Garden Decor

Garden Décor

Garden decor can be themed - fantasy, religious, or celebrating outdoor life. It might incorporate sculptures of people or small wildlife creatures tucked into flower beds. Bunnies, frogs, turtles, lifelike deer, dogs, or cats are favorites.

Animal Garden Ornaments

Animal Statues

Cats, dogs, farm or wild animals make charming additions when tucked into flower beds or set to guard pathways.

Buddha Garden Ornaments And Statues

Buddhas and Great Stone Heads

Your garden can feature copies of Buddha statues or replicas of the giant heads of the Easter Islands. These can be peaceful or imposing guardian figures for your garden paradise.

Bird Baths

Bird Baths

Stone Bird Baths invite birds to provide song, insect control, and sometimes pollination. Watching birds wash, flutter and play adds color and life to your garden landscape.

Fountains and Water Features

Fountains and Water Features

Water features produce pleasant sounds as water trickles over stones. A lady carrying a jug from which water spills or a simple sphere can add interest to your garden.

Sundials

Sundials

A stone garden sundial counts the shining hours. Each is made of aged brass, set on one of four different plinths with color choices including burnt umber or aged Cotswold.

Formal Planters

Formal Planters

Formal stone garden planters create a place for more delicate plants that need to be taken in during winter. They look solid and traditional and will last a lifetime.

Gazebos and Arches

Gazebos and Arches

Trail delicate vines over metal gazebos or Garden Arches to create natural shade and define entrances. These structures can be combined with pathways and border fencing for beautiful effects.

5 Helpful FAQs About Garden Ornaments

What types of garden ornaments are best for small gardens?

For small gardens, choose compact ornaments that create focal points without taking up too much space. Bird baths, small statues, wall-mounted features, and hanging ornaments work well. Consider vertical options like wall plaques or mounted planters to make the most of limited space while adding character to your garden.

How do I clean and maintain stone garden ornaments?

Clean stone garden ornaments with a soft brush and mild soapy water to remove dirt and algae. Avoid pressure washers as they can damage the surface. Apply a stone sealer every 1-2 years to protect against weathering and staining. During winter, either cover valuable pieces or bring them indoors to prevent frost damage and extend their lifespan.

What garden ornaments work best for attracting wildlife?

Bird baths, feeders, and houses are excellent for attracting birds. Add bee hotels for pollinators, butterfly puddlers for butterflies, and small ponds or water features for frogs and beneficial insects. Place these ornaments near plants that provide natural food sources to create a complete wildlife-friendly garden space.

Are garden ornaments weather-resistant?

Weather resistance varies by material. Cast stone, concrete, and metal ornaments generally withstand outdoor conditions well but may need occasional maintenance. Resin ornaments offer good weather resistance but can fade in strong sunlight. Ceramic pieces may crack in freezing temperatures. Always check the product descriptions for specific weather resistance details and care requirements.

How should I arrange garden ornaments for the best visual effect?

Place larger ornaments as focal points visible from key viewing areas. Use the rule of thirds when positioning - imagine your garden divided into a grid of nine equal sections and place important elements where the lines intersect. Group smaller ornaments in odd numbers (3 or 5) for a balanced look. Create visual harmony by matching ornament styles to your garden's theme, and avoid cluttering by leaving breathing space between pieces.