Art-ology

Garden gnomes are one of the things that people either love or hate, but if you want to add a little cheerfulness to your garden turf, then they may be the answer to your prayers. Garden gnomes are generally considered to be poor taste, but despite negative depictions in films like The Full Monty, this maybe a little unfair.

Garden turf is a simple and yet beautiful way to create the finest green lawn one could possibly wish for, being green and tantalisingly beautiful. Many garden turf enthusiasts however may find that the green swathes of neatly trimmed grass needs a boost from a little fun.

There are many types of garden gnomes to complement your garden turf. Various positions, shapes and actions are available in varying materials. Garden gnomes holding a fishing rod are undoubtedly the most popular type of gnome and will no doubt continue to be. The other types of garden gnomes that are familiar with most people can also be used to make garden turf lawn a happy place to be.

Worker gnomes are there to do a job and will often be found on garden turf holding an axe for chopping wood, carrying a broom to sweep up fallen leaves or clasping a garden spade to do some digging.

Cultural gnomes improve the civilised nature of the perfect garden turf by adding a little aspiration to the whole affair with book or musical instrument in hand.

Leisure gnomes also like to enjoy your garden turf as much as their owners – either whilst sat smoking a pipe or relaxing lying down asleep with a newspaper over their head.

Garden turf need never be just garden turf again. Adding a collection of garden gnomes to the garden turf lawn can create a whole new dimension of joy and excitement.