Outdoor Resin Pineapple Hedgehog Garden Figurine

Painted by hand, built for the weather

• Hand-painted pineapple shell

  The back is a matte orange shell with a textured pineapple pattern and shading that darkens in the grooves. Up close it reads as painted craft, not flat molded plastic. The cream face and leafy tail keep the pattern from feeling busy.

• Glossy blue butterfly on the nose

  The blue butterfly is painted on the nose and finished with a glossy coat, while the black bead eye adds a bright point. Against green groundcover, the blue catches the eye from the path without needing a bright base color.

• Built to live outside

  The figure is weather-resistant resin with a freestanding base, so it sits flat in soil, moss or grass without a stake. Leave it in rain, frost and full sun all year. Rinse off dust with water when it looks dull.

Place it in three steps

1. 1
   Unwrap and check the paint

   Take the figure out of its wrap and look at the blue butterfly and the black bead eye. Wipe off any dust with a dry cloth before it goes outside.

2. 2
   Choose a dry, level spot

   Pick soil, grass or moss that drains well. Raised soil or a flat stone keeps water from pooling under the base.

3. 3
   Set the base and angle the face

   Press the freestanding base into the ground so it sits steady. Turn the face toward the path so passersby see the butterfly first.

Keep the paint bright

• Rinse with water

  A hose or watering can clears dust and mud from the shell and face.

• Wipe with a soft cloth

  Dry it gently after rinsing so the glossy butterfly stays clear.

• Skip harsh cleaners

  Strong chemicals can dull the hand-painted finish and fade the blue.

• Lift it from standing water

  Move it to raised soil or a flat stone after heavy rain.