Metal Armadillo Garden Stake: Southwestern Yard Art Ornament

Metal Armadillo Garden Stake: Southwestern Yard Art OrnamentArmadillo metal stake Metal armadillo yard art Southwestern armadillo ornament garden stake Armadillo flower bed art Item name: Armadillo small Description: Though everyone seems to hate this verminous creature, lots of us still feel the need to have them as art pieces including me, I have a zombie version of one in my flower bed. Weird. This stuff is tough and able to stand up to whatever nature throws at it for the next 50 years. The base is

Armadillo metal stake - Metal armadillo yard art - Southwestern armadillo ornament garden stake - Armadillo flower bed art

Item name: Armadillo small

Description: Though everyone seems to hate this verminous creature, lots of us still feel the need to have them as art pieces...including me, I have a zombie version of one in my flower bed. Weird. This stuff is tough and able to stand up to whatever nature throws at it for the next 50 years. The base is equipped with a fork that allows you to stand on it and drive it easily into even the hardest ground. It keeps the piece from spinning around in the wind which is an issue for silhouette stakes that don't have this little fork! Keep in mind that you can buy cheaper versions of this from someone else, however if you want something strong that can be put in the ground easy, this is the stake for you.

Size: The armadillo itself is 10 inches wide and 6 inches tall. It comes by default with a 4 inch ground level stake, however you can choose taller stakes but the price will go up slightly.

Weight: Most of my flat stakes weight in around 1 pound.

Customization: Need a larger piece? A name stamped into it? Perhaps a different design all together? Message me and lets talk about it, I'm happy to make new creations anytime.

There are 2 reasons to buy this stake over any other:

1) It's made from the thickest steel, I'm talking super long lasting and tough!

2) The driving fork at the bottom will save you a lot of agony trying to plant it in the earth, especially if you have some hard soil. You simply step on it and your done, where as with other single stem stakes, you can bend up the silhouette just trying to push it in the ground.