Garden Fairy Statues Set of 6 Resin Plant Stake Fairies

Painted details that reward a closer look

• Six fairies, six different moods

  No two figures wear the same outfit or hold the same pose. Daisy crowns, flower dresses and a blue-violet dancer give the set a real cast of characters, so it reads as a scene rather than six copies of one figure.

• Painted with real care

  The faces are hand-painted with visible expression, and the wings carry fine veining that catches light at close range. Matte resin keeps the finish soft, so the figures sit quietly among leaves instead of shouting from the pot.

• Plugs in, stays put

  Each figure has a thin metal wire stake. Push it into soil or tuck it against a pot rim, and the fairy stands where you placed it. Moving one takes seconds, so you can rearrange the scene whenever a plant grows.

Plant your first fairy in three steps

1. 1
   Choose a leafy corner or rim

   Look over the pot or bed and pick a spot beside a leaf or stem, or on the rim at eye level. Place the fairy in the spot first to check the view.

2. 2
   Water the soil if it is hard

   In dry or rocky ground, water the spot before you start. Soft soil lets the wire slide in straight and keeps the figure upright.

3. 3
   Push the stake and check it

   Press the stake gently into the soil until the fairy stands on its own. Repeat for the rest of the set, then check the stakes again after the first rain.

Six fairies and six stakes, ready to plant

• Resin fairy figurines, each hand-painted×6

  Six poses and outfits, sage-green wings on every figure

• Metal wire stakes×6

  One attached to each fairy for pushing into soil or pot rims