Cold tolerant pansies & sweet alyssum
Easter Gifts
Bay trees! Perfect for your spaghetti dinner!
A customer gave me two ringer washers last year that were her mothers. I turned one of them into a fountain last year. This one is now the home of a miniature garden complete with adirondack chairs. I love the rosemary topiary!
Tiny Urns inside Baby Urns
Club Moss and Baby Tears
Fairy Garden for indoors. Complete with a tea set!
Miniature Garden Chairs
Herb is dressed as the Easter Bunny
Nest on branches
Pamper yourself after a long day with natural artisan soaps, candles, and lotions.
Take and Read
What a super beautiful blog you have..gorgeous and inspiring! I have enjoyed the magic here! Have a beautiful day!
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Thanks Kiki~ We love yours too!
ReplyDeleteI made more city fairy homes yesterday & will be planting up some forest fairy homes soon. After that, the urban farmer fairies will arrive :-)
ReplyDeleteI love fairy gardening! I want to start one this year and you are my inspiration! I love it! Blessings.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wondrous... Faery! I plan on sneaking in new Fairy gardens in between my large jobs. I just love them. They are amazingly therapeutic! I will try to post photos as I go along
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I love them all! My daughter just got a tiny tea set for her birthday and now I know what to do with it. Beautiful job! And I will be in to buy one of those those tiny urns the first weekend in May. Save one for me!
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Londen~ those little pots are flying off the shelves like tiny fairy hot cakes! I am getting frequent shipments of mini gardening supplies so I hope that you find what you want the day you arrive. I have them spread out through out the shop so you must look closely :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, and the tea sets- I had tea parties when I was a little girl every single day at around noon. I have worked them into my grown up life via tiny gardens. It's the simple things that matter in life
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