Hoping 'If I build it - They will come'...Fairies that is

zekesmom

11 years ago

Here's my first attempt at a Fairy Dish Garden.

{{gwi:145790}}

This one went a whole different route once I got going LOL

{{gwi:145791}}

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (17)

jeannespines
11 years ago
No pic.
zekesmom
Original Author
11 years ago
Sorry! It was showing up for me.

Here is a link that might be useful: Link to my garden pics - I hope...
Related Professionals
Wrentham Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Oconomowoc Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Panama City Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Springfield Landscape Contractors · Elmhurst Landscape Contractors · Louisville Landscape Contractors · Oak Forest Landscape Contractors · Pikesville Landscape Contractors · Richmond Landscape Contractors · Santa Maria Landscape Contractors · Secaucus Landscape Contractors · Northlake Landscape Contractors · Silver Firs Landscape Contractors · Hawaiian Gardens Landscape Contractors · Ferguson Landscape Contractors
zekesmom
Original Author
11 years ago
OK - I created a photobucket album. Im SOO sorry for the confusion on my part :-(

Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden Stuff Album
nonacook
11 years ago
Went to Photobucket and saw the pictures.
Liked them all, especially the tire swing!
jeannespines
11 years ago
Love the 'fence' & the lil' pottery pitcher! TFS! Jeanne S.
luvs2click
11 years ago
Very nice! I love the tire swing - great idea. Your bowling ball looks great and the rose is beautiful.
Arlene
Marlene Kindred
11 years ago
Well, how cute are they?! Love the first one especially with the little house and girl and tire swing...too cute! What a great idea with the tire swing too....clever.

Thanks for sharing!
nanatricia
11 years ago
Those are just to cute!!
lindalou
11 years ago
very cute....what are the little plants that you used? ;)
sunnyca_gw
11 years ago
I can see them! Don't know which is cuter, but the tire swing made me laugh so have to go for that one. Great idea for small spaces too! Jan
lindalou
11 years ago
very cute....what are the little plants that you used? ;)
zekesmom
Original Author
11 years ago
The plants are some unknown sedums, Jade plant cuttings I hope will look like trees in a while - I know they are not hardy, but they are in their own pots buried in the planters for easy removal. In the fence pot - the ones in front are Blue Mouse Ears hostas - which kinda made me think of mini agaves
concretenprimroses
11 years ago
Wow. Love those tiny hosta. The DO look like agaves in miniature.
I think the fairies will definitely be on their way.
Kathy
jlily
11 years ago
Your fairy gardens are adorable. You can see the thought that went into crafting it. Thank you for sharing. JLily
cnm1
11 years ago
I love them - I may be stealing the tire swing idea!!! I have Blue Mouse ears too - so cute. I also love your mill stone and of course your gardening buddies.
I get so many ideas from everyones pictures. Next time I see a broken toy car somewhere - I am stealing the tires!!!
calicocat1967
11 years ago
Very cute. Love your ideas. Love the stick fence. Did you make it? Thanks for the ideas. I am making a fairy garden too.

Kim
zekesmom
Original Author
11 years ago
I did make the little fence. I used apple limbs we pruned off & some small wire we've had laying around in the garage. I left the end sticks long to stick down in the soil to anchor it.

The "gazing ball" in the other one is just one of those little super bouncy balls from dollar tree.