Stump Sculpture

[Blaisey]

Though some of you might like this.

 

I work for a developer regularly, he asked me to get rid of a root plate for him. I knew if I said to him I'll jet wash it for a sculpture he would just laugh at me. I did half when he wasn't there and when he and his wife saw it they loved it. I only charged them the time about a day with the still jet wash 150psi. I'm not sure what it is as it has been dug up so long before I saw it, I think it is leylandii

 

Any way post what u like lot of pics tho

[PeteB]

Interesting garden ornament Blaise, you should have charged them double though!

 

Nice work..............

[testcricket01]

looks good that and the bugs will love it

[sean fg]

awesome!

Looks a bit like driftwood great job:thumbup1:

[likeitorlumpit]

personally I think it would have looked better growing backwards as it were out of a slope. The wooden prop/log looks wrong- but that might just be the angle you took it from- still a good idea for a waste product:thumbup1:

[Ian Leach]

I've seen pieces like that go for silly money for gardens, a mate of mine sold one a few years back for about £800 and it looked smaller than that.

[Rob D]

Excellent - I've blasted off a couple of these and it's worth the effort but you do get covered in muck while you do it!

[Blaisey]

personally I think it would have looked better growing backwards as it were out of a slope. The wooden prop/log looks wrong- but that might just be the angle you took it from- still a good idea for a waste product:thumbup1:

 

As soon as I had finished I wish I hadn't cut it flush, however it was very rotten so probably wouldn't have lasted. Thanks for the comments next time I will say yer chuck it on the trailer And do it at home then sell it.

 

I have had a couple of people request something similar who have seen it. £££