Q: What are the 3 available models and how can they be distinguished?
Three species of European garden birds painted in their natural colors. The Blue Tit (H90cm) is blue, yellow, and green — the most colorful of the three, immediately recognizable by its cobalt blue cap and yellow belly. The Robin (H89cm) is olive brown with the characteristic red throat and chest — the smallest and stockiest of the three. The Swallow (H93cm) is the tallest of the three, with its iridescent blue-black back, white belly, and very distinctive forked tail.
Q: Can these stakes stay outside all year round?
Yes — balcony & terrace and outdoor garden. The metal is frost-resistant (-20 °C) and treated with anti-UV for the naturalistic colors of each species. They can remain planted permanently without special maintenance. Their great height (H89-93cm) gives them a slight sensitivity to strong winds — a slightly sheltered location is preferable for very exposed balconies.
Q: What is the difference between these stakes and the other metal stakes in the catalog?
The register is fundamentally different. The ladybug stakes on leaf are colorful and playful. The pinwheels are kinetic and festive. The duck stake is rustic. These naturalist bird stakes are in a poetic and elegant register — real garden birds reproduced faithfully, at a height that makes them truly present. It is the most "natural" and delicate metal stake in the catalog.
Q: Can we plant the three species together in the same space?
Yes — and it is even the most recommended composition. Blue Tit + Robin + Swallow in the same bed or garden create a very successful naturalistic scene. Their slightly different heights (H89/H90/H93cm) and their very distinct colors create a varied and immediately poetic composition.
Q: Is it a good gift for someone who loves garden birds?
The most targeted and well-received metal stake in the catalog for this profile. A naturalist robin planted in the garden of someone who loves to see robins on their terrace in winter is a gift that says "I observe you with attention and affection". The robin is particularly strong symbolically — it is the quintessential gardener's bird, the one that follows the spade and remains present in winter.