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How about:
http://www.decorativevisions.com/Product Details.asp?ProductCode=ML22678

or the cherub is looking at the frog in this one:
http://www.decorativevisions.com/Product Details.asp?ProductCode=ML14232

2006-06-22 11:32:49 by valjvar

gardenarborandtrellis.com Whimsical and fun frog statues and some creativity to your garden

I have a "stream" running through my garden, and have some plastic flamingos, ducks, and a couple plastic frogs. Looking for some websites where I can buy some cheap, cheesy plasic animals to go with. Like large alligator, hippo, fish (on a stick that you can stick in the ground), and whatever else. Any suggestions?

Sounds Fun!
how 'bout ebay?

some 'not online' options..
oceanstate job lot.. or one of those outlet-type stores.
Christmas tree shops? (they might be online,too)
goodwill stores?- remember - you can always attach a stake to something, if you'd like to use it that way but , it doesn't have one of it's own stakes.



Happy Hunting!
~Laurie

2007-07-09 12:34:18 by r0adie20

Price: $23.76 $19.80

6"L x 5"W x 4.75"H
An adorable addition to your yard or garden
Also functional as a key hider

what is best concrete mix for moulding garden moulds also what is best materials for the job,i have 200 plus moulds and shacking table etc from tiny frogs to 5ft statues,tables,pots,seats and no ideal on correct mixes for the job.i am starting up a work shop have the tools but not the knowledge...can someone help me here need to get of the rock and roll (dole).got small family to support and just been made redundant.
a man on a mission.would be grateful for your help..

Hi perhaps u could get back to me as i used to run my own garden ornament manufacturing company (now retired) & i will give u some info on how to get this up & running, with good results at the end, & how to mix, what type of materials to use etc. also let me know what area u live in, as if u are near to me i could give u some hands on experience

2006-07-31 17:57:56 by TC

Price: $15.00 $15.00

Indoor/outdoor use
Can be placed on fence, retaining wall, book shelf, window sill
Cement resin mix

I think that my garden statues move at night when I'm sleeping. I have a frog, a chicken, a gnome, and a birdbath. This morning I woke up to the sight of the gnome chocking the chicken. In the past, the frog has been swimming in the birdbath. And about 3 nights ago a new statue showed up- a little fairy. She was watching the gnome choke the chicken! What should I do?? I am afraid they will hurt me.

I first heard this theory as it relates to childrens toys, when I was a small child. My evil sister told me that my stuffed animals were alive and would dance and sing at night but resume their former positions as soon as I woke up. It was a nice story, until she began beating my toys and cackling about their pain.
In regards to your question, it is entirely possible that your garden statuary do move at night when you're sleeping. It would be ignorant to entirely rule out this possibility. If your statuary have not made any threats or movements against you, ignore them, be polite but bar your doors thoroughly at night. If at any time they threaten you, tie them up in the middle of the afternoon, put them in a box and send them to the white house, or to any other far distant location with a high concentration of your enemies. If you do not wish harm on others, ship them to a remote and distant unpopulated island. Never visit there. Do not put a return address on the box, and wear rubber gloves when you do it.

2007-05-22 18:29:25 by Gardens Alive!

Recently while on holiday in England I visited a number of castle and towns.

At Sherbourne Castle I purchased a cat statue set (made of 2 cats, which "nested" against each other) - also in this range were frogs, cows, elephants, hedgehogs, monkeys.

I also saw them briefly with a friend at a garden centre - we were staying at Woodstock, near Oxford, at the garden centre was nearby - but I'm not sure which town. Has anyone seen these, and can someone point me in the right direction to find out more information about them - maybe a manufacturer's name?

Thanks!
In response to additional questions:

I checked Ebay - but the problem is, I'm not sure what the correct name for these are. I have contacted Sherbourne Castle, and hopefully they might be able to help.

I posted on here, as I thought someone, a fellow cat lover, may have spotted them somewhere.

Did you check eBay.. Can find most everything there eventually.

2007-04-26 20:30:57 by Nicole P