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Garden clocks may vary in size and price, depending on the style you want and if you want it to include other measuring systems other than the measurement of time. Also, depending on what your garden clock might be made out of could also affect the price. Many garden clocks often come with a thermometer.
These garden clocks might be double-sided so there is a clock on one side and a thermometer on the other, or it is a wider base where there is a clock above the thermometer or other pressure gauges such as a humidifier or air pressure gauge. Many of the double-sided clocks either hang on a wall attachment and can range in different sizes as well as different styles.
Other double-sided clocks are often found as standing clocks. Standing clocks are often more expensive because you are not just paying for the clock and thermometer, you are paying for the post that holds it up. The post can be very large and heavy depending on what it is made of, and your garden clock as a whole will be very unique because the artist was able to design an entire standing post where the clock is the “cherry on top.” Many stands are just one post while others have four legs giving a tower effect.
Another large type of garden clock is the table garden clock. From afar, this type of garden clock looks like a lovely outdoor table, but when you see the surface you will discover that it is a clock. These are often more expensive than a wall hanging garden clock because like the standing garden clocks, the decor is just as important as the actual clock itself. These are ornamental pieces that are more for decoration than for the necessity to tell time while in your garden.
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