Home Garden Iron Floral Fairy Statue

Specifications:

• Lovely floral fairy garden statues are unique decorations in your garden
• Add a unique look to your landscape with these delightful floral fairy garden statues 
• Let your garden more stylish and add an artistic feeling to your garden with these statues
• Elegant floral fairy garden statues show a return to natural feeling
• Each detail of the garden statues is exquisite and vivid
• The beautiful garden decor is a unique works of art for your garden or yard
• You'll be happy when you see these cute and beautiful decorative art statues 
• These garden statues are also great gifts when you send them to your friends
• Material: Iron
• Height: 11.5cm/4.5in

Details:

• The beautiful floral fairy shape of the garden statues makes them become works of art

• These garden art statues can decorate your garden or yard with a flash looking

• Made of high quality iron material, these floral fairy garden statues can be kept for a long time

• Cute and lovely garden art statues with the beautiful flowers in her hands

• Fine workmanship garden statues ensure good looking and elegant appearance

How to Create a Unique Home Garden Decor:

• For unique home garden decor, choose flowers, statues and accessories that express your personality
• Early 20th-century gardener Alfred Austin once wrote, "Show me your garden and I shall tell you what you are." More than a century later, Austin's observation is still relevant: The key to unique home garden decor is personalization. Your garden is a perfect place to express your creative side, using color, texture and accessories to create an environment that's uniquely your own. Approach the site as an extension of your home, or choose to create a special garden retreat that lets visitors know they've entered a different world -- your world -- when they step into your garden

Instructions:

• Decide your garden decor theme or themes. Invite your children, grandchildren or other family members to choose a garden section to personalize. If family members are unable to participate, choose a theme for them that expresses their special interests or hobbies
• Spread a 6-inch layer of mulch at least 48 inches wide wherever you choose to create a garden path. This will allow you to move yourself and your garden cart or wheelbarrow easily through your garden as your plants grow up and out
• Plant flowers -- annuals and perennials -- to which you have an immediate, positive sensory reaction. Isolate highly fragrant plants in different parts of the garden so that they won't compete with each other. Leave enough space to allow for your plantings' height and breadth when they're mature
• Scatter personal mementos in surprising places to lend visual interest where visitors least expect it

How to Clean and Condition Cast Iron:

• Decorative cast iron was meant to be functional as well as beautiful and was used to create gates, garden statues, fences, door knobs and knockers, as well as toys. The high carbon content of antique cast iron makes it more brittle and less workable than later types of iron, and like many metals, its worst enemy is time and rust. Contrary to most types of antiques, cleaning and repainting them does not decrease their value, but rather protects and enhances them

Unpainted Cast Iron:

• Brush dirt, rust and loose paint from the antique cast iron with a stiff wire brush
• Coat the object with a light spray of lubricating oil. Rub the object with a piece of fine-grit emery cloth to remove remaining rust. The oil will prevent undue scratching of the surface while the cloth gets rid of the rust
• Wipe the antique cast iron with a soft cloth dipped in mineral spirits to remove oil and remaining rust particles. Wrap the piece in newspaper and place it in a warm, dry place for several days to remove all moisture that will cause rust to reappear
• Wipe gently with a rag, sprayed lightly with lubricating oil, or apply paste wax with a cloth and buff. Either treatment will keep moisture away from the cast iron surface and prevent rusting

Painted Cast Iron:

• Scrub the piece with a wire brush to remove dirt, rust and loose paint
• Pressure wash the piece of antique cast iron with a pressure washer if complete removal of paint is desired. Allow the object to dry completely
• Prime the piece with a primer that contains zinc, and allow it to dry for 24 hours before painting with rustproof paint or lacquer in the original color. Typically, antique cast iron was painted dark green, white or black

Package Included:

• 4 x Statues