Stone garden ornaments and features can include stone garden statues and ornaments, stone benches, furniture, tables, planters, urns and pots. Dry stone walls, water stones, garden rockery stones, feature stones such as stone monoliths and indeed a complete range of stone products and features for the garden. Stone paving and stone walls are perhaps the most popular use of stone in the garden, we provide a guide to use of stone in the garden.

Stone Garden Ornaments, furniture planters pots and sculpture.

Stone has been used in garden for centuries, stone walls and stone paving being popular along with other stone features

Stone Garden Ornaments include:

stone water troughs
stone garden statues
stone garden ornaments
stone garden benches
stone garden furniture (tables and seats)
stones for building rockeries
stones as pond surrounds
stone urns, pots and planters

JAPANESE STONE WATER BOWL

STONE AS A GARDEN PRODUCT

So why has stone been so popular as a garden product for making garden ornaments, staues and garden features for so long.

Originally because it was becuase stone was available for free, was strong, long lasting and was often found on site. Today stone is popular for its aesthetic appeal and its strength. Stone brings a feeling of nature to a garden, and from slate walling to welsh cobbles stone has a place in the garden.

For centuries stone has been formed into sculptures and object of art, and again these are most suitable for outdoor use.

And yes reconstituted stone is making its way into the world of garden design as well, usually cheaper than the real thing, reconstituted stone products have come a long way in recent years, well worth a look.

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