Welcome to Gnomeville

These nurturing yet stubborn garden entities have long been described as small beings, (stand only about 6 inches tall) that usually reside underground. They care for the earth. They aid in the growing of things. They are protectors of animals and, apparently, gnomes like to travel. A gnome can live up to 400 years, and they survive on a vegetarian diet. They love to eat nuts, berries, fruit, mushrooms, and vegetables of all kinds. They tend to sick and injured animals. Gnomes are very hardworking and are bringers of good luck. They are good-natured, peaceful, and rather jolly. They love glittery things like gems and jewelry, and therefore they are expert jewel craftsmen and gem cutters. Gnomes are invisible to most humans, except those humans who are gifted with the ability to see them. They are nocturnal in nature and are rarely seen during the daytime.

The Magical Powers of Gnomes – Gnomes have lots of special powers. They can easily speak in animal tongues, allowing them to be able to communicate with all creatures of the forest. They are very fast and can easily outrun even the quickest animal. They have the eyesight of a hawk and can spot something miles and miles in the distance. Even though they are really tiny, they can be surprisingly strong.

Gnomes and Their Homes – You will find a gnome colony amidst rocky woodlands and hilly meadows. They may live in a cozy, underground nook, or even in the bark of a willow, elm, or oak tree. Gnomes have pantries in their homes, where they store grains, fruit, vegetables, berries, and other things they might need to survive the cold winter.