Landscape Accents
Landscape Accents are great gift ideas. They also can add that special touch of flair to your yard or business landscape.
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Buddha, an Indian philosopher and founder of Buddhism, was born in Kapilavastu, India, just inside present-day Nepal. His name Gautama Buddha is a combination of the family name Gautama and the appellation Buddha, meaning “Enlightened One.” One day in 533, according to tradition, he encountered an aged man, a sick man, and a corpse, and he suddenly realized that suffering is the shared lot of humankind. He then came upon a mendicant monk, calm and serene whereupon he determined to adopt his way of life and forsake family, wealth, and power in the quest for truth. Accompanied by disciples, Buddha traveled through the valley of the Ganges River, teaching his doctrines, gathering followers, and establishing monastic communities that admitted anyone regardless of caste. Buddha’s teachings have influenced the lives of millions of people for nearly 2,500 years.
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- Mock Rocks and enclosures are cast directly from natural stone - color and texture are built in, not painted on.
- Durable commercial grade construction - will not fade or crack in sunlight or cold temperatures
- Heavy-duty base channel construction and built in custom stake tabs accommodate durable ground stakes included with each rock
- Made in the USA of recyclable composite materials
- ASSE standard 1060 certification available on specific models
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Cousin to Bob, Ernie is a curious creature who inhabits only the finer gardens. Charming and passionate, he is shown here demonstrating his amorous intentions with the offer of a flower. Known for his popularity with the ladies, Ernie’s irresistible smile and puppy dog eyes make him a perennial favorite.
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Rain chains are an elegant, functional and affordable outdoor accessory that adds charm to any home. As a simple way to add a unique and decorative accent to your house, rain chains maintain the functionality of a traditional downspout. The way rain chains work is really quite simple. Most homes today have rain gutters, and at the end of the gutter is a downspout. Rainwater that hits a roof flows into gutters, which then channel water to downspouts. The rainwater falls through downspouts toward the ground where it’s usually channeled away from a building. Rain chains replace the downspout and guide rain water down the chains which is a beautifully innovative way of managing rainwater runoff.