Spirits: Tree spirits are very popular and many take the form of old men with beards but there are also female tree faces too. Tree spirit faces are not only fun and often very natural looking but are sometimes also used by parents to teach kids about the spirit of Mother Nature. They are of course a favorite for those who would like to create their own peaceful garden sanctuary for relaxation. As you could probably guess, collecting tree faces can be addictive. But there are also other tree friends you can add to your yard to keep them company too such as the many different types of animal tree statues. Crushed stone is sometimes mixed with resin to add extra strength. Cast concrete tree faces and those made from stone are also popular too. Like with resin, concrete is also sometimes mixed with stone as well. Depending on the specific face you choose it may be a single piece or come as multiple pieces. But either way, installation is very simple and usually just requires you to screw the face in. Scary: Another way to go are scary faces. These will be sure to freak out your guests or whoever sees them. Many people like the idea of having a scary tree face watching over their property that will help to deter unwanted visitors. Using them to guard fruit trees against sneaky neighbors is a job you can use them for as well. Trees that have had branches removed will also give you a place to put a face. The circular spots where the branches used to be are often just the right size. And of course, a tree face will help to cover these unattractive areas up while adding interest to your yard.

You can definitely make your face stand out at night with the right lighting. One way to do this is by positioning an outdoor light so that it is directly spotlighting it. Lighting it up from below with uplighting is another option that can actually be quite spooky looking because of the shadowing it creates. Tree faces are a unique type of garden art that is installed on the trunks of trees to bring them to life. They are usually designed with earthy colors and textures that help them to blend in well with the trunk of the tree and even look as if they are growing right out of it.

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Faces come in a variety of types and themes so that it’s not hard to find the right one for your outdoor space or even a specific tree that you may have in mind. Placing one where you know that they will run into it on their own such as on a tree along the front walk of your house can get a reaction too. If you have multiple faces installed you may want to challenge the kids to play a game and find them all. Add Some Tree Friends

Faces are definitely one type of garden art that you can really enjoy seeing your guests’ reactions to. Many people don’t tell their friends about them and wait and see if they notice them on their own. It can be quite enjoyable to watch their expression as they do a double-take.You may want to place it so that it’s just high enough that people can’t get a close enough look to tell if it’s real or not. Some people prefer it lower down, it really depends how you would like to use it. If you do have more than one face you might want to position them so that they are looking at each other. Or you may simply want one to add one to balance a yard that has many other types of faces already. If you have an old gnarly, or creepy-looking tree something scary could be a perfect match. There are Halloween tree faces that are made to be put up in your front yard for the holiday. However, keep in mind that these are typically designed to be left out temporarily not all year. Expressions Of All Types: Another option are faces with specific expressions. Regardless of whether they are meant to be angry, sad, sleepy, scared, happy, or making a funny face, they are sure to lighten the mood in your outdoor space. Some faces have multiple uses. There are models which are designed to be used as bird feeders while others are birdhouses. Usually, the mouth is used to hold the birdseed or to function as the home. Others are made so that they have solar-powered lights as eyes, which as you could guess makes for an interesting display at night. And a few tree trunk faces have lights and also a feeder or birdhouse too.