Designed as a good luck charm for your garden, these hand-painted, foot-tall mini Jawa lawn ornaments sell for $35 (USD) each and are the perfect guardian for your front yard.

Of course, they might start scavenging for electronic parts and droids around your house if you don’t keep an careful eye on them.

While the little guys amber eyes look like they’re illuminated in the photo above, I think it’s just a reflection. But I plan on modding mine with solar-powered LED eyeballs to achieve a similar effect. Garden Jawas are available for pre-order now, and start shipping in January 2010, so you’ll have yours in plenty of time for spring flowers. Or is it already springtime on Tatooine?  I always figured those twin suns wreaked havoc on the growing calendar.

The Travelocity roaming gnome is so yesterday’s news.

The Grassy Lawn Charging Station looks just like what it says – your front lawn. Your gadgets gracefully nestle between the tall blades of green artificial turf as they get charged by the hidden cords underneath the surface. Just connect any ordinary multi-outlet extension cord into the base and plug all your portable electronic devices into their charging cables through the grassy lawn on top. The container measures 11″(w) x 7″(d) x 4.35″(h), which should be enough to hold at least 3 or 4 typical chargers and their cables.

It’s available from ThinkGeek for $24.99 (USD). Just remember not to water, mow or fertilize this lawn, as your gadgets would not appreciate it.

Instead of knocking over some ordinary pins with this bowling game, you knock over a bunch of little plastic lawn gnomes. The set comes with 6 colorful plastic garden gnomes (10-inches tall each) and a couple of bright plastic bowling balls (one blue, one red) to knock ‘em down with.

While you could sneak around your block stealing your neighbors’ lawn ornaments and bowling them down with a regular bowling ball, this set lets you gnome bowl without breaking any laws. You can grab the set over on I Want One of Those for about $50.