Flamingo garden ideas

Update May 2017, visit my new online shop featuring my coastal and nature themed mosaic art. I found pink plastic flamingos while at Dollar Tree one day and purchased a couple thinking I would paint them in a fun design. I ended up putting them on a shelf in my studio and I kind of forgot about them! When working on a Mosaic Surfboard I spotted one of thos flamingos and decided to try my hand making a mosaic flamingo too. Sorry I don't have "during" photos but it's pretty straightforward. I…

Topiary flamingos have flocked to the Norfolk Botanical Gardens. Topiaries are trees or bushes that have been cut into shapes. The flamingos have been built into six different poses, filled with pink begonias. They have to be watered by hand, fertilized weekly, and trimmed every three weeks. There are 70 flamingos spread throughout the Nato Vista, Friendship Pond and around the Perennial Garden, which have been "adopted" and named by the community. Be on the lookout for adult topiary classes…

Unlock the mystery behind the iconic pink flamingos dotting yards everywhere! 🌸 Dive into the fascinating history and quirky reasons why these flamboyant birds have become a staple of suburban landscapes. From kitschy charm to hidden symbolism, discover why people just can't resist adding a touch of whimsy to their outdoor décor with these fabulous feathered friends. Let's unravel the allure together! #PinkFlamingos #YardDecor

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Columbus Picture: Flamingo topiary - Check out Tripadvisor members' 3817 candid photos and videos of Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Get your garden flamingos here: http://www.completely-coastal.com/2013/06/garden-flamingos.html From Pink Garden Flamingos to Scrap Metal Garden Flamingos. These Gracious Birds are a Fun Addition to your Outdoor Space.

A natural, decorative alternative to the typical cheap plastic pink flamingo lawn ornament with an everlasting faux greenery, topiary-inspired design.

Plastic Pink Flamingos? Do you hate them? Are they tacky? I don't care, because I love them! Let me show you how I decorated with them on my front porch.