decorative glass, stained glass

Having a garden is a personal thing for me.  I love the feel of "playing in the dirt," and I am totally enchanted while watching the lovely vegetable plants grow, watch them develop, and see the final full-grown vegetables.  It has always amazed me to see the battle of insects vying for a taste of the leafs, or simply fighting for their part of the final product.  Of course, I work hard to discourage any insects that will harm my plants; but, sometimes, you just have to watch.

This year, I saw some beautiful solar powered garden accent lights and plant stakes in a garden magazine.  They simply enhanced that garden.  I started looking for an ecommerce store that might carry such a product.  I found the store at Circuit Values located at http://www.circuitvalues.com.  Not only did this discount store carry the products I was seeking; but, they carried a multitude of other merchandise...all at excellent prices.

I was thrilled when I found the Allsop Solar Powered Garden Accent Lighta.  It was a beautiful hand blown cracked glass solar powered accent light. The solar powered light was high powered amber led that lasted 100,000 hours.  I plan to order the decorative glass as gifts.  There will be two for me, and two for my Mom's garden as well.  Mom has a patio garden, and I know she enjoys not only the planting; but, she loves to watch the garden and the insects it attracts.

When you go to the trouble of having a garden, and if you can be in a position to be able to "watch" your garden grown, I find it so relaxing and rewarding to utilize decorative glass accents around the garden.  I have a stained glass window in my kitchen, and I can make eye contact through the stained glass panel to one section of the garden.  I find it a peaceful place for me to be both mentally and physically.

Although the garden solar light is not Tiffany glass, it is some of the loviest I have seen.  I also found some opalescent glass ornaments that I may purchase for the garden to shawdow the solar lights.  Decorating a garden is almost like making sure your home has all the bells and whistles.  Decorative glass has always been one of the most used methods of decorating.  Stained glass is another type of decorative accents, and carrying the decorative glass into the garden is an extension of your own home...and your own dreams.