The peaceful sleep of a feline adds a little touch of charm and comfort to any setting. Place the Small Curled Cat in your flowerbeds or on the front porch and watch the catnaps commence!This highly detailed carved statue features a smooth coat and a sweet sleeping-kitty face. Muscles and a curled tail add realistic touches that make this kitty perfect for any real cat lover. Designed for indoor or outdoor use this sweet statue is the perfect accent to the catnip patch.The Small Curled Cat is available in your choice of charming outdoor patina finishes.
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- Decorative and functional bridge
- Constructed of responsibly-harvested hardwoods
- Popular way to accent your backyard
- Adds a nice touch to all landscape projects, providing a focal point to your garden
- With length of 5 feet, it fits almost every garden
Product DescriptionThis Bridge is decorative and can play a role. Garden bridges are constructed of hardwood worldwide. Garden bridges have become a popular way to share your accent backyear. They add a nice gesture for all landscape projects, provides one-stop shop for your garden. With a length of 5 feet, it adapts to almost any garden. . . . More>>
Garden Odyssey SM5384NAT 5ft Natural Wood Garden Bridge
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Enhance the landscaping on your property with this elegant outdoor bench. The Teak Marlborough Bench is skillfully crafted from the finest teak wood. Able to withstand years of outdoor use this bench features a beautiful arching back design a contoured seat and rounded armrests for extra comfort. The sturdy reinforced frame and mortise and tenon joinery enhance the strength already inherent in this ideal outdoor wood. Although it’s well-suited for outdoor use this stylish bench can also make a rustic natural accent for your sitting room entryway or indoor porch. Choose from a variety of sizes to suit your intended space.More about teak wood: Teak wood is universally recognized for its quality durability and beauty. Teak is a very hard densely grained wood with a high oil content. The unique combination of these characteristics makes teak naturally resistant to moisture rot warping shrinking splintering insects and fungus. It is considered the ideal wood for outdoor furniture.This high-grade teak comes from plantations in Indonesia and the manufacturer is proud to work with Perum Perhutani the state-owned agency responsible for managing the conservation of the Indonesian teak forest. They ensure that no tree is harvested unless another is planted to replace it. The wood is then kiln dried and constructed with mortise and tenon joinery creating furniture to last a lifetime.
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This Picc-a-Dilly Bum Gargoyle Statue is expertly crafted with lifelike detail. For a fun and humorous accent place this gargoyle in your garden on patio.Made of lightweight fiberglass resin this sculpture has the appearance of gothic stone. This statue is weather-resistant.One can’t help but laugh at the lovable Picc-a-Dilly Bum Gargoyle Statue.
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Make the most of your garden with the Decorative Garden Bridge. The angled rail follows the arch of the bridge for an enhanced aesthetically pleasing accent.Made of durable aspen this bridge is designed for years of decorative use. It is available in a variety of finishes so there is sure to be something for everyone. The bridge is also available in an unfinished version that you can stain or paint to your liking. This bridge is for decorative use only.
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