Hare Garden Ornaments & Statues

UK delivery is free on orders over £50, with a flat rate below that. Orders ship within one working day from our Cotswolds workshop, packed in recyclable materials. Returns are accepted within 30 days for a full refund, with no restocking fees. If something arrived damaged or you need help choosing, email hello@backyardbliss.co.uk and we usually reply within a few hours.

Moon-gazing pairs sit best on a flat paver in an open spot, where the skyward tilt of the head has clear air behind it. The Large Moon-Gazing Hares Ornament Set, the Brown variant and the Graphite set all want a clear backdrop. For a shaded border against box or yew, the Large Mottled White March Hares Ornament Set or Large White Moon-Gazing pair lift the eye against darker foliage. On pale gravel, the Graphite set gives a sharper silhouette than the Brown, which softens into a buff background.

No. The Medium Bronze Moon-Gazing pair and the Large New Bronze March Hares are cast resin with a bronze-effect painted finish. That is the practical edge: you get the weathered-metal look without the weight, cost or theft worry of real bronze. Each piece is light enough to lift one-handed from a gravel corner before a named storm. The antique-style pigment holds its colour through several seasons on a weather-rated resin body.

Yes. Every hare in the range is durable cast resin built for British weather. Each piece is frost-proof and weather-rated, fine to leave out through a wet January without bringing it inside. One habit worth keeping: rest each piece on a flat paver or stone rather than directly on mulch. That way damp does not wick into the base over autumn.

For a tight footprint, the 22cm Happy Hares or the 23cm Medium Bronze Moon-Gazing pair sit comfortably on a porch step, the edge of a raised bed or a low wall, without crowding the space. The 40cm Large March Hare and the over-40cm Large March Hares Ornament Set want more air around them, ideally a border corner or gravel patch where the long legs can carry. On a balcony or small patio, one figure rather than a set usually settles the eye better than competing pairs.

A damp cloth and warm water twice a year lifts algae and leaf residue without stripping paint. Skip the pressure washer and the wire brush, both of which can lift pigment off the bronze-effect and mottled-white coats. Lift each piece off wet mulch in autumn and rest it on a paver or stepping stone so damp does not sit against the base. The pigment is mixed through the paint on these cast-resin hares, so a wet January will not bleach the finish.

Yes. Stand the piece in its box against the planting to gauge the scale before unboxing fully, and trial it in a couple of positions once it's out. The cast-resin build means it's light enough to move between spots one-handed. If a 40cm March Hare turns out too big for the spot you had in mind, repackage and send it back in its original box within the window above.