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Ornamental concrete. People come in and they want to dress up their
yard… just a little touch here, a little touch there, but don't overdo it. That …
cheapens everything.
—Pat Gulden, merchant
Pat
Gulden runs the largest concrete lawn-ornament store on
the Eastern Seaboard. Her showroom includes everything from
fountains and angels to hundreds of gnomes and leprechauns,
gazing balls, and lawn jockeys. It's a product with strong
blue-collar appeal, and Pat gives us a tour, defending the
God-given right to put elves in one's front yard.
 
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