Some Foxgloves for thimbles, some Thyme for a treatīluebells for their magic and logs for a seat! So perhaps you could circle the boughs with these: Thorn, Ash and Oak are their favorite trees Photo courtesy of Patti at Wholesale Fairy Gardens All you need is a few miniature plants, some thoughtfully placed accessories, a fairy or two, and a love of whimsy and imagination. You don’t need to be a master gardener or to have a particularly green thumb to successfully plant and maintain your tiny fairy garden. Fairy Gardening 101 also provides important information on caring for your garden, on designing gardens for both indoors and outside, on using artificial plants to make your garden last a lifetime, and much more! You’ll also find inspirational photos from fairy gardeners around the globe as well as a list of suppliers.
Learn which types of plants and containers are most successful for a fairy garden, as well as how to develop a focal point for your enchanted mini Eden. Author, artist, and fairy gardener extraordinaire Fiona McDonald introduces readers to the history of fairy gardens and then provides step-by-step instructions, photographs, and illustrations for you to followor draw inspiration fromwhen starting your own project. Release your inner child and step into the fairy world by creating your own enchanted garden, no matter how much space you have! Fairy gardens are increasing in popularity and Fairy Gardening 101 provides you with all the information necessary to design, plant, and care for your very own miniature garden oasis.
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