These frog garden decor ideas add a touch of the whimsical to any garden setting.
Everyone seems to love frogs. That is a given. They are showing up in all sorts of garden and patio design plans.
Whether your frogs are the DIY kind, a one of a kind creation that you have made, or one that you have discovered as a retail purchase, these amphibians will delight kids, both young and old.
I’ve included a group of outdoor frog decor items from Amazon and Etsy at the bottom of the post to purchase if you like the look.
These frog statues add vitality and color to a lifeless garden
Here are a few of my favorite frog garden ornaments, statues and metal figures. Which one do you like best?
These frog decor ideas come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Some feature rocks as the groundwork and others are just plain cute.
Get out your paints and paintbrushes! Frog painting ideas are all the rage.
In this image, not only has the metal frog been painted in vibrant colors, but the fence behind has, too. This look is sure to attract attention!
Gather some appropriate sized rocks and paint them green and black into frog shapes.
When they are dry use an E6000 glue to assemble them into these frog shapes. Just adorable! Source: Imgur
This cute frog yard decor idea shows that you can easily incorporate whimsical frog decor into any garden pot. Old ceramic frog statues could have been added to the trash but, instead, have been recycled and look really cute as a pot ornament.
The two frogs are “just chillin'” against the grass plant, and remind us to do the same.
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Ceramic garden frogs can be used in so many ways in the garden. Use them as stand alone statues or as planter additions.
The position of this figure is perfect for the piece of drift wood and seems right at home with the cactus plants.
This adorable frog garden statue seems perplexed.
Come to think of it, I often have that look on my face when gardening. It usually means I am trying to figure out where to plant my new daylilies.
Perhaps that is his problem too!
This adorably cute frog is a great addition to the bird bath. His laughter seems contagious!
I doubt the birds will mind sharing the water with him.
This impressive display features a large figure of a frog princess with pink flowers in a park of Saint Petersburg.
Parks and Botanic Gardens often have amazing displays like this. The Raleigh Botanic Garden here in Raleigh has a dragon figure that is similar.
Large metal yard art is increasing in popularity right now. All types of animals end up as yard art decorations.
In this look, a large metal frog seems right at home, sniffing the plants on this patio! Perhaps he is looking for his next meal.
This cute ceramic frog statue takes the term “enjoying the sun” to a whole new level.
These two frog statues will add a fun touch to your meditation garden.
They might even remind us to join them in a yoga pose!
More large metal frog yard art, this time with a big open mouth.
If I had that frog decor, I’d fill his mouth with over flowing succulents or trailing plants. How cute that would be!
This amazing frog topiary is from the Bird Gardens area of Busch Gardens Park. He looks as though he is ready to jump into the water any moment.
Source: Flickr.
Do you have some old tires? Don’t throw them away. Recycle them into this whimsical frog planter.
It makes a great lawn decoration and you can use the inside of the tires to plant flowers.
This cute frog garden statue is perfect for those who love music in their garden.
His placement shows that even a tree stump is a good place to display him!
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Admin note: this post for using frogs in the garden first appeared on the blog in September of 2013. I have updated the post to add new frog decor ideas, a shopping area, and a video for you to enjoy.
Garden Frog Decor - Add a Touch of the Whimsical to Your Garden
Garden frog decor is so cute. It adds a whimsical touch and reminds us to be a kid again.
Do you want to add some to your garden? Check out these ideas from Amazon and Etsy.
The birds will love this ceramic frog bird feeder. The frog is sitting in a cross legged pose for meditation.
Made from ceramic for years on enjoyment. Size is 22.25 inches tall.
This lighthearted design is perfect for the yard or deck. It's made of polyresin and designed for both indoor and outdoor use.
A perfect gift for a bird lover, fisherman or frog collector.
Not just one, but three happy Frogs on a rock!
They love the garden, pond or any outdoor spot but would be content as well in the home or even in an office.
They are hand painted in different shades of ivy green. Perfect for any home or garden.
Makes a wonderful gift for any frog or cement statue lover.
Adorable green frog lying on a hammock leisurely enjoying a relaxing and cozy moment.
The twine easily allows you to hang it to tree branches or nails.
Both the swing frog and hammock are made of eco-friendly non-toxic resin material, hand painted, and weather proof.
Charming outlook colorful swinging frog design makes a great birthday gift for your gardening friend.
This Zen frog would make a perfect garden accent for any meditation garden.
It's made of solid concrete for both outside and inside year around decor.
Use this cute frog planter for the succulents in your garden. The planter can be placed on patio, lawn, yard or use it indoors.
It’s the perfect garden frog decor for mother's day.
This glass and metal frog wind chime has a spring chain.
Delight in the nature’s music when relaxing in your garden as delicate breeze tickle this wind chime into playing its enchanting tune.
Rebecca
Wednesday 19th of October 2016
I can't find the cast iron frog door stop anywhere! It doesn't show up on Plow & Hearth (where you note it is available). Do you know where I can find this?
Carol
Thursday 20th of October 2016
Hi Rebecca. My blog normally alerts me when a product has sold out so that I can change the wording, but this did not happen in this case. I searched for it on the site and they no longer offer the product and I also can't find it anywhere else. It's a shame, since it is so cute! Carol
Marie Parks
Saturday 16th of July 2016
Re: the green/black frog rocks. What did you use for their black eyes?
Carol
Saturday 16th of July 2016
Hi Marie. The photo was shared from Imgur (link below the photo) but it looks to me like rounded metal spheres that have been cut in half. They are hollow on the inside of the eye. Painted black and a small piece of metal attached for the eyeball. Carol