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 Aside from ponds and herbs, Gargoyles
are my favorite gardening topic. You have to love garden ornamentation that also
wards off evil spirits. Who couldn't use something like that? We get
cool looking stuff and it protects us from the nasty world to boot. Now
that's my kind of
garden
ornamentation.
Of course, Gargoyles aren't for everyone. Some prefer cherubs and frogs
that spit water, but give me the big, bad dragon looking stuff any day.
I'm a big fan of gargoyles and their lore.
This particular page is devoted to quality sources of Gargoyles, and the more
unusual mythical stuff we can put in our houses and gardens. Check out the
links to the left for interesting sources, and be sure to check out the
History of Gargoyles link above so that you know exactly
what kind of Gargoyle (or Grotesque)
to put in your garden to ward off those evil spirits knowledgably and
economically.
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located in Arlington Heights, IL.
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