This collection of four garden figures features fairies that turn and spin with passing breezes while carrying oversized dandelion accents. The moving elements create continuous motion across flower beds and borders without any motors or batteries required.
Metal forms the dandelion heads and supporting branches, while the fairy bodies are molded from polyethylene. These materials keep the pieces lightweight yet able to remain outdoors through changing weather.
Each complete assembly with its ground stake stands between 25 and 45 inches tall. The individual fairy bodies measure 22 by 20 centimeters, the flower heads reach 15 centimeters across, and the support rods extend 80 centimeters in length.
Two figures show smaller fairy shapes paired with prominent dandelion elements, while the remaining two emphasize the fairy forms themselves. This mix produces visual variety when the four pieces are arranged together.
The figures install by pushing the rods into soil along paths, near beds, or at the edges of cottage gardens. Once placed, the metal dandelions and branches catch the wind and move independently of the polyethylene bodies.
The arrangement depicts fairies working together to carry large dandelion heads, creating a scene that suggests shared effort and drifting seeds. The same pieces also complement plantings of nasturtiums, dianthus, foxgloves, daisies, daffodils, tulips, grape hyacinth, dill, carrots, poppies, columbine, bleeding heart, ferns, and vines.
Four complete figures, each with its own stake and metal accents, make up the set. The combination of metal branches and polyethylene figures produces stable movement that continues as long as breezes pass through the garden.
Position the pieces to face different directions so the spinning elements remain visible from multiple viewpoints. The resulting display adds steady motion and a layered arrangement that changes with each shift in wind.
The full set includes sturdy metal dandelions and branches along with the polyethylene fairy figures mounted on their support rods. All components arrive ready for direct placement in soil.
