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No, they are simply cute lawn ornaments also thought to protect your garden from evil spirits. Do not be afraid to put a garden gnome in your garden. They are harmless.

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Are gnomes demonic?

Gnomes are fantasy figures and not real.


What is the collective name for gnomes?

There is no standard collective noun for 'garden gnomes', in which case any noun that suits the situation can function as a collective noun; for example, a pair of garden gnomes; a troop of garden gnomes, a tribe of garden gnomes, etc.


Do garden gnomes really come to life?

Yes, garden gnomes do come to life. In your dreams:P


Do Garden Gnomes keep chickens away?

Garden gnomes are not known to keep chickens away from a garden or yard. Garden gnomes are generally used as decorative items rather than to frighten birds.


How many types of gnomes are there?

Gnomes are fictional creatures, so there really are no actual gnome types. In mythology there are forest gnomes and house gnomes along with garden gnomes.


Are garden gnomes alive?

nope


Fear of garden ornament?

Aquirophobia is the fear of garden gnomes.


How do you defend yourself against garden gnomes?

Garden gnomes are just decoration made for your garden... It is lifeless. If you want to make yourself feel better, why don't you whack it with something?


How do you survive garden gnome attack?

garden gnomes do not attack but if they do smash them


What is the main purpose of gnomes?

The main purpose of gnomes is to just make your garden look nice.


What Family Guy episode has the garden gnomes in it?

s02e02


When did the garden gnome first become popular?

While garden gnomes seemed to have appeared during the Renaissance, their popularity did not take off until the Victorian Era, when manufactured Garden Gnomes from Germany spread to France and England.