Garden "Art" ?

[Dianna]

I like this little guy. Thought it was cute...

[Tina]

That is cute, Dianna. They have some really cool stuff at Toscano. I find their prices a little steep though.
Since I started ordering things online I think I got on every mailing list for catalogs around. But it does make for interesting reading.
My problem with garden art is I often want to design my own. Either gather small cheaper pieces together and create a scenario or really get into it and make something that fits my ideas.

[duh]

It's taking forever to load on my computer but I'm waiting it out.  I love Toscano's.  That's where I got my peacock shelf.  I can't get the picture to come up at all.  It sounds fun though.  I wonder what Angel would think lol.

Tina I wish I were as artistic as you are.

[bestofour]

is that how Jim hurt his back?

[Jessica]

Funny!

[bestofour]

I do love garden art.  Both my girls think it's tacky as all get out but I have Darbi on my side.  I agree it can get tacky but one or two life size cement statues of Elvis with roses growing around them can't be considered tacky.  Right?

[Jessica]

Not at all, Sheri.

[Dianna]

I stumbled upon it this morning while surfing the net. I thought it was hilarious...

Sheri,  

[bestofour]

You're calling me naughty when you're the one with the crooked husband and think it's funny when a man is partially buried in the ground?  Hmmm.

[Triss]

Oh that is great.  Patrick would love to have something like that in our yard.

[Penny]

Definetly get some comments over that in the yard!