Thanks so much for the sites, they have been a tremendous help with this. I started the framing yesterday and have five sections basically framed. I need to start lining with moss but it is raining here so no outdoor work to be done. I used a large ball on a plant pot to get the general shape of the head, the body was easy as it is just a roll. The tail took a bit of molding to try and make it look like it has a crook to it. If someone can tell me how to post pictures on here I will try to get some to show you the progress. I need to get some rebar or something to sit the sections onto in the ground. I am hoping after they are filled to just poke the stake up through and use tent pegs around the base. I'll let you know how things are going...thanks again for all the help

Betcha didn't even know he was behind you til you looked at your pics, uh?

noid Webster's Pink Wonder FFlying Dragon poly Seedling from 2019. 16 buds, up from 10 last year. Tall, holds up to the weather. Sibling to the seedling the other day, Indian giver x Siloam Amazing Grace. Only 2 buds. It has a long way to go. Seedling A. This year it has been hard to tell A and B apart. A is brighter and has the halo. I'm caught up on posting. I've seen a few of yours, need to look at more later. Brad

I'll say things picked up. Lots of pretty ones this time. I especially like your Smokey Mountain seedling, Barbara Mitchell and your pot of Coleus. I'm assuming these are the shade loving coleus (Wizard mix usually). I grow the sun Coleus and they are a valuable addition to my hot climate landscape plants............Maryl