Garden gnomes—once banished from Chelsea Flower Show and mocked as pensioner kitsch—have staged a remarkable comeback. Trendy gardens with gazebos and premium grills now welcome these whimsical figures, especially among 18-24 year olds (16% ownership, second only to the 55+ demographic).
Rising gnome popularity correlates with increased "gnoming"—theft of garden ornaments. But gnomes are just the tip of the iceberg: 28% of homeowners report garden theft, targeting patio heaters, koi carp, tools, and furniture.
London leads with 34% of residents experiencing garden theft. Nationally, people secure homes meticulously but neglect gardens—unlocked sheds and garages offer easy pickings.
Enjoy your gnomes and garden investments—just protect them with the same care you apply indoors. A little prevention preserves both whimsy and value.
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