Even though this seems like the type of invention we’d review on Halloween, the Zombie Garden Gnome brings joy to all that pass by 365 days of the year. Joy to your neighbours, mailman, milkman. Girl Guides.

The joy is endless really.

This life-size resin garden statue is a real statement for your neighbors. Not only does the lavish resin say ‘quality’, it also demonstrates why it’s a good idea these days to grow organic.

But seriously folks. Your neighbours will love you for this. And when I say love, I mean hate.

Like really really hate you.

Better put it in the backyard.

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These cute little plant pots are the perfect combination of form and function. The form: They look like little logs. The function: They actually let you know when your plant needs water.

I am kind of disturbed that one actually comes in white. It makes me wonder what the heck kind of “logs” these are supposed to be. And then it gets me thinking about dogs that crap white and then it really grosses me out. Because honestly, how the heck does that happen.

But anyway. When the plant has ample water to water itself with, you will see the squirrel in the hole. When your plant is running out of water, the squirrel hides away.

I guess these are trees afterall. Now I’m not saying I like these trees just because the squirrel is orange, but it’s about 95% of the reason. The other 5% was the chance that these trees were in fact dog poop.

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Pickle pops. Who knew? These frozen treats are very low in sugar, and 100% pickle juice. That’s it.

When frozen they are naturally very sour, and refreshing at the same time.

And I have to say, that pickled mascot is the bees knees. They picked the perfect pickle person.

Watch the video below to learn more about these Pickle Pops:

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This freaky garden statue from Lord of the Rings is 2 feet tall and cast in quality designer resin. Honestly, if you think this thing looks scary in daylight, it casts some pretty mean shadows at night.

Which I like.

They have also designed some other scary tree inspired sculptures for walls and pieces that function as tables. Check em out before you leave.

Get it?

Nevermind.

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This cork umbrella is an exclusive item from the Museum of Modern Art.

Approximately 50% of the world’s cork is produced in Portugal, making it a vital part of the country’s economy. Moving beyond traditional uses for the material, designer Sandra Correia created this generously-sized umbrella. It features a dome made from cork, a material that is both water-resistant and eco-friendly. Made in Portugal of cork with cotton lining, a metal frame, and a wooden handle.

Quirky and corky! Go Portugal!

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These rocks are not rocks. They are actually really comfy seat pillows. Made for the outdoors with water-resistant wool by a designer in South Africa, they are the perfect compliment to any yard.

Or rock garden.

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These pots are pretty sweet. They hook up to a solar panel and charge during the day so they can glow all night. I can’t speak for the plants, but they look pretty happy to be doing that photosynthesis business all night long, all night long. All night.

Lionel Richie stylez.

Features:

• 6 LED lights (9 LED lights for the colour changing version)
• On/Off switch control
• Eco-friendly: doesn’t require mains electricity to power the pots
• Solar Cell is connected via a 3m cable, so you can place in the sun!

Charging Guide:

• Set the power switch to “off”
• Leave the batteries to charge for 2 days under full sunlight (repeat this operation every three months to top up the batteries
• For daily/normal operation, push the switch to the “on” position, it will automatically turn on during the night time after it has had an initial 2 full sunny days to charge

Hit the jump to learn more about the Solar Powered Pot right here

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We always like creative salt and pepper shakers, like the ying yang hugging ghosts, or even the battery salt and pepper shakers that we reviewed before.

These shakers work quite well since watering cans were made to pour, but go easy on the salt, or you might end up pushing up daisies!

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This origami colinder is pretty sweet. It can be folded up very easily to fit in any cupboard or shelf in your kitchen. Whenever you need it just flip it out and pop it up and lock it into place. Presto!

I also like the fact that this is the first ever kitchen colander that you can pack in your suitcase.

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If this invention isn’t enviro-friendly, I don’t know what is. These small botanical air purifers use the same principal in how one would attempt to make oxygen on Mars. Sorta.

Basically the air purifiers grow the plants inside and then cycle fresh air out while enhancing the absorption of stale air in from the room. The result is a beautifully clean and fresh air cycle in your home. I like it!

I also think it’s the only plant in the world that requires a battery. One might call this, are you ready for it?

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