New for 2026Snarlwood 35 in Pumpkin Groundbreaker
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- 35 in tall
- A carved
- Bony clawed hands spread wide
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35 inches tall, 58 across
A carved head on a step is a decoration people walk past. The same head on a skeleton torso, clawing its way up out of the grass, is the thing they stop for. At 58 inches across it is nearly five feet of lawn, which puts it in the same class as the big groundbreakers rather than among the porch props — and it needs no power, no stake in the wall and no tools to put together.
On its own a carved face is friendly. Attached to a ribcage and two long clawed arms, it stops being friendly at about ten feet of distance, which is exactly where people are when they decide whether to come up the path.
Weather-resistant materials, meant to stand through rain and wind for the season rather than come in every night. It is a static piece — nothing moves, nothing to plug in and nothing to fail on the 30th.
It assembles without tools despite the size. The whole thing goes up in one trip from the garage and comes apart the same way on the first.
Built for outdoors
Two groundbreakers on the same lawn read as a crowd only if they look alike. This one does not: bone next to pumpkin gives the eye two different things to land on, and the orange reads at night under a warm porch light exactly where the bone one disappears.
Thirty-five inches tall and fifty-eight inches across — nearly five feet of lawn. The width is the part people underestimate: it puts the piece in the same class as the big groundbreakers rather than among the porch props.
No. It assembles without tools despite the size, goes up in one trip from the garage and comes apart the same way on the first.
It does not get buried — the arms and torso set on the ground and the pose does the work. Pull mulch or leaves against the wrists and the base and the dig finishes itself. Nothing is sunk, so nothing has to be dug out in November.
It is wide and low, which is most of the answer. On an open lot, run a stake or an anchor kit through the base into the turf. Do not lean it on a headstone and expect both to still be standing in the morning.
Neither. It is a static piece — nothing moves, nothing to plug in and nothing to fail on the 30th — so it goes in the far corner of the lot where the outlets do not reach.
It is made of weather-resistant materials, meant to stand through rain and wind for the season rather than come in every night.
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