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I have a lawn goose - but "Gurtie" stays in the house because someone took my neighbor's goose "Gus". Mr neighbor bought and I made all sorts of outfits to celebrate holidays and special occasions. Fun.
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Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
They probably wouldn't stand a chance in my front yard with the vandalism. If they're too cute or odd, they seem to be snatched like a suitcase full of $100 dollar bills. It's amazing what vandals will steal.
That's why they would have to live in my back yard. Have a 6 foot fence all around the place in back. |
I have about 10. Mostly older stone ones. Some plain, some painted. I like to think they are the 'classy' kind not the cheesy variety. I tuck them in my gardens under plants and around the pool for a special little surprise here and there. No vandals to worry about around here, just an occasional dog knocking one over. I treat them like my plants...if they can survive the dogs, they can stay. If not, adios!!!
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I have a garden full of them and under my brush'Last count I had 25 when I put them away for the winter I will be getting them out some time this seek and see how many mated during the winter
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a million yrs ago when I was first married my mil gave me some gnomes she made (fired/ painted). My hubs is dead and mil is very ill these days and I still have the gnomes. They move around all over the yard. I kind of like to think they keep the squirrels out of my veggies, lol, sharet
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Originally Posted by Donna Hall
what does this topic have to do with quilting
The section is called General Chit-Chat (non-quilting talk) |
I have two inherited gnomes...came to live with me after Dad died. Sometimes I think they don't look to happy living here with me...maybe they just miss him....
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Originally Posted by butterflies5518
nope, live in an apartment and balcony is super full of green plants, really nowhere to disply but if my BF could find room we would
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