Verdigris Resin Frog Garden Statue with Umbrella Decor

Aged Bronze Look, Sculpted to Last

Aged verdigris finish

The bronze-green finish has darker aged edges, so it reads as weathered metal from normal viewing distance. The surface is matte rather than shiny, which is why it looks like a piece that has been out in the garden for years.

Sculpted texture throughout

The textured grass plinth and the frog's face carry real sculpted detail. Flat ornaments lose that depth fast. This one keeps it along the edges of the base and around the eyes.

Two-piece umbrella design

The umbrella rides on a slender pole that separates from the frog. Slide it into place, set it upright, and it stays put. Pull it apart in seconds when the ornament goes into storage.

Set It Up in Under a Minute

1. 1
   Pick a spot you pass often

   Bed edges, patio steps, the rim of a pond and a windowsill all work. Choose a place where the frog sits at eye level or stands in front of a clear backdrop.

2. 2
   Set the frog on firm ground

   Use level soil, a stone or a sturdy shelf. Keep it a few inches back from splashing water if you place it beside a pond.

3. 3
   Slide the umbrella pole in straight

   Line the pole up with the socket and press slowly until it seats firmly. Pushing it in at an angle strains the join, so take your time here.

4. 4
   Angle the umbrella for the look you want

   Keep it overhead for the full weather theme, or rest the umbrella on the raised hand for a shelf version.

5. 5
   Separate the pieces for storage

   Pull the pole out, dust both parts, and store them somewhere dry until next season. The pieces reset in seconds.

No Polishing, No Metal Care

• Dust with a soft brush

  A dry cloth or soft brush lifts dust off the grass base and the face.

• Rinse if it gets muddy

  A light rinse with water clears mud. Let it dry fully before it goes back outside.

• Skip abrasives and metal polish

  They wear the matte finish and dull the aged edges that give the verdigris its character.