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Our Garden Sculptures Whimsically based on the gods of Polynesia, Garden Guards are a fun and exotic way to enhance your garden and landscape. They can even stand sentry indoors. Bury them a few inches into the ground for permanent placement or leave them mobile and "free to roam." No two garden guards are the same as each piece has hand-carved details. Each piece is made of reinforced concrete, has been aged, and will withstand the rigors of time. Size is 30" tall by approximately 4" square with a wider base for free-standing options. Multiple pricing is available. Custom design includes multiples for walkways that are connected by decorative chain. Each piece is $85 including shipping and handling. For further information see contact information
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Kane Kane brings forth new beginnings and surely will encourage just the right amount of rain to water your garden. Not too much, just right. Kane can stand alone or be happy "planted" anywhere. |
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Kiana Love your garden? Your plants? Then Kiana can take on that task when you're not around to spread the love. Kiana is thrilled to work behind-the-scenes in your landscape so you take all the credit for thriving foliage. |
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Konga Always the sentry, Konga is the Maori, the warrior of the garden. He will protect against pestilence, weather, and the occasional neglect. However, you might need to assist Konga in these areas as we really can't offer guarantees to this effect. |
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Ku Just point Ku in the right direction - East, of course - and you'll have abundant sunshine for your herbs and all those other sun-loving plants. Ku is a morning person, so best to expect his peak performance before noon. |
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Lono Lono is also a sun worshipper and is in charge of bringing lush green growth to your landscape. He likes flowerbeds, but prefers to stand tall amidst grasses and lush foliage. Take Lono inside to provide service to houseplants while you're away. |
Please note that legend
should not be construed as fact.
Care of concrete sculpture: Do not drop or let fall. Reseal with water repellent
every 3 years.
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