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Chilstone - Tunbridge Wells, Kent firm supplying architectural stonework and garden statues made from reconstituted stone.
Keystone-UK - Gallery of architectural reproductions, statues, urns and busts in reconstituted stone for the garden. Order by email. Also stone restoration, and commissions undertaken.
Lakeland Creations - Hand crafted and finished garden statues in reconstructed stone. Available mail-order or by online shopping.
Import Gifts and Ornaments - Italian cast marble statues, fountains, garden planters, busts and reliefs.
Roundwood Trading - Offers a range of garden statues, pots, planters, benches and other garden ornaments.
flowforms - Catalogue of water sculptures made of cast granite aggregate from Docklands Garden Centre, London.
Triton uk - Makes a range of garden statuary and architectural features, including water features and fountains. Portfolio with prices.
Harristone - Concrete moulds and pigments for making garden ornaments and accessories from Cambridgeshire manufacturer.
Angel Gardens - A unique blend of angels, antiques, plants, statuary, fountains and garden accessories.
Portland Studios - Manufacturers of lightweight replica rock, stone and wood garden features. Phone to order.

English garden - The term English garden or English park (, , ) is used in Continental Europe to refer to a type of garden with its origins on the English landscape gardens of the 18th century. The main ingredients of every garden are statues, water, and the surrounding land.
Garden ornament - A garden ornament is an item used for garden decoration. The category can include fountains, statues, sundials, masks, chimes, weathervanes, gnomes and other non-necessities.
Tea garden - A tea garden was a place to drink tea and stroll around lawns, ponds and view statues. These smaller versions of pleasure gardens flourished in the late 18th century.
Grūtas Park - Grūtas Park is a sculpture garden of Soviet-era statues and an exposition of other ideological relics, founded by the Lithuanian entrepreneur (and former wrestler) Viliumas Malinauskas, near Druskininkai, about 130 km southeast of Vilnius, Lithuania. It is unofficially called Stalin's World or Stalin World (by way of reference to theme parks such as Walt Disney ...