with reference next to the drawing , there is shown a figurine 10 . the figurine 10 has a porous fabric , outer covering 11 preferably made of a knitted nylon , contoured and decorated in a conventional manner to resemble a human face . a mass or body of plant life nutrient material 13 , preferably sawdust , and a bed of grass seeds 14 , preferably buffalo grass seeds , are contained within the covering 11 . the grass seeds 14 are positioned beneath a porous scalp portion 16 of the covering 11 . the figurine 10 is positioned upon a shallow , liquid container or basin 18 in fluid communication with liquid contained therein so that the liquid may be drawn into the figurine . the figurine 10 is manufactured by inverting the covering 11 and positioning the grass seeds within the interior of the covering through an unshown opening in the bottom of the covering 11 . the remainder of the interior is filled with sawdust 13 and the opening then closed . the covering has interstices of a size which prevent the permeation of the seeds and sawdust therethrough , yet which allow the permeation of liquids and the stalks of grass . the knit of the covering is also somewhat stretchable to allow the interstices to increase in size as the grass stalks grow . the covering may be configured and decorated to resemble a face before or after it is filled with the seeds and sawdust . in use , the figurine 10 is positioned upon the liquid container 18 as shown in fig2 . water is then poured or sprinkled onto the scalp portion 16 of the covering 11 so as to soak through the scalp portion so as to saturate the grass seeds 14 and sawdust 13 . water may also be added directly to the basin 18 to maintain the sawdust moist through capillary - like action of the liquid therethrough . the figurine is placed in an area with sufficient light to promote plant growth . within a short period of time the grass seeds germinate causes them to sprout grass stalks g which grow through the interstices of the scalp portion of the covering towards the light . the stalks g have the appearance of hair growing from the scalp portion . the continued growth of the grass stalks causes the interstices to become enlarged to accommodate the stalks . as shown in fig2 one may then cut the grass stalks to a desired shape or particular hair style . the grass can continue to grow for an extended period of time so long as it is cared for by providing sufficient water and light . vital nutrients are supplied to the grass by the sawdust . it should be understood that the figurine may be made in a variety of forms and shapes such as animals . the covering may alternatively be made of a woven nylon or other fibrous material or of a perforated plastic sheet material . the figurine may also be constructed of other material with only the scalp portion 16 comprised of woven material or the like . an internal liquid reservoir may also be used to supply liquid to the nutrient material . the interior of the figurine may be filled with other types of nutrient materials such as soil and peat . other types of plant seeds may be used as an alternative to grass seeds , such as flower seeds , vegetable seeds and herb seeds . from the foregoing it is seen that a unique , new product is now provided . it should however be understood that the just described embodiments merely illustrate principles of the invention in its preferred form . many modifications , additions and deletions may be made without departure from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims .
an animalian figurine has an outer covering which contains a body of plant life nutrient material and a bed of plant seeds . the plant seeds are positioned adjacent a scalp portion of the covering so that the grass stalks sprouting therefrom grow through a scalp portion to simulate hair .