Yard Art

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a cat made out of moss on a white background

Topiary Cat 1. Get your topiary wire form 2. Stuff the form with sphagnum moss. (There are kits available.) 3. Insert topiary plants between the wires into the moss. 4. Hang or place the topiary in the required sunlight conditions (usually filtered sunlight). 5. Water well. Keep moist.

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Paint old bricks to look like books for your garden!

a red wheelbarrow filled with lots of plants next to a house and birdhouse

some broken dishes are laying on the ground and there is text overlay that reads create your own garden stones from broken dishes or china

DIY GARDEN STONES TUTORIAL

Tutorial on how to take broken dishes and create beautiful garden stones.

Make a Topiary | Ilona's Garden 1. Get your topiary wire form 2. Stuff the form with sphagnum moss. (There are kits available.) 3. Insert topiary plants between the wires into the moss. 4. Hang or place the topiary in the required sunlight conditions (usually filtered sunlight). 5. Water well. Keep moist.

some blue and white eggs are in the ground near plants with green leaves on them

READER PHOTOS! Terie's garden in New York, revisited - Fine Gardening

two turtles covered in green moss sitting on top of a rock next to a body of water

Amazon.com: Topiary Turtle: Patio, Lawn & Garden

a glass and metal lantern with flowers in it on the side of a garden path

Garden Products, Post Boxes, Gazebos, Log Burners

Turn a Thrift store light fixture into a cool terrarium indoor or outdoor!

a sculpture in the grass with a face on it

Please Meet Esther

...I want her in my garden!!!!

colorful glass flowers in front of a blue house

Hand blown glass flowers

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Beautiful decorative mosaic garden ball.

a colorful lamp hanging from the side of a tree

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some blue flowers are in the grass near trees

Jules Pieri

I made these garden sculptures that look surprisingly like purple allium. Chicken wire, plastic coated garden stakes, and spray paint. I saw the idea on the @Delphine Gres blog via @AnnieHaven Thanks!