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It's easier to sit outside for hours if your seat is as pretty as your garden is. The May 2003 issue of This Old House features six stylish garden benches, from traditional to high style. As an online bonus we bring you six more, in a wide range of prices. Enjoy the view!
Classic Wood
If you're in the market for a garden bench, you'll find the biggest selection in wood. Teak, cedar, and other woods make excellent choices for outdoor seating — and they'll weather to a soft gray color over time.
Creative Alternatives
Not all garden benches are created equal — and they're not all created of wood, either. Today's materials include natural stone and manufactured imitations as well as metals and plastics.
Where to Find It
Allegheny Highback
The Cedar Store
http://www.cedarstore.com
Hampton
Smith and Hawken
http://www.smithandhawken.com
Monet
Gardener's Supply Company
http://www.gardeners.com
Eclipse
Westminster Teak
http://www.westminsterteak.com
Cast Aluminum Bench
Furniture Shoppers
http://www.furnitureshoppers.com
Italian Bench
Frontgate
http://www.frontgate.com
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