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Fairy gardens are fun, miniature gardens you can create inside or outdoors. They're great projects for kids and adults alike, who can share in the magical idea of luring fairies to visit. All you need for an indoor fairy garden is a pot or planter, some small plants, garden or potting soil and whimsical accessories.

A Fairy Garden is a small container garden or a small cultivated space near a tree with miniature sized plants and elements, the purpose of which is to be a place for fairies to live. Fairies can be hand picked and placed in the garden. Or the habitat can be built so that fairies will visit when no one is looking.

A dish garden is a pleasing arrangement of several different. plants in a single container. The container can be of almost any shape or size and may be made of most any material. Dish gardens are especially valuable because they can be easily placed at various vantage points throughout your home.

Garden centers have several theories about why miniature or fairy gardening is so popular. ... Gethsemane Gardens' Victoria Anderson sees the appeal stemming from a childlike creative energy and way for non plants people to connect with nature. Nature. A connection to nature is what personally attracts Anderson.

A tray garden is fun for everyone, especially young children who can use their imagination and understand nature. ... A special shallow tray was cast in cement and placed on an old table on the veranda to protect it from the dogs.Mar 25, 2018

Protect your fairy garden from frost by moving all the accessories indoors, a garage or shed is perfect. Even tough materials such as resin and stone statues can be damaged by frost. If your fairy garden is in a container, then move the whole container into a sheltered area (if it's not too heavy!).

Store your miniature or fairy garden accessories safely inside over the winter, you'll get more out of them. Most accessories these days are resin which technically doesn't freeze but the wear and tear from the elements can take its toll on the them. Keep them safe inside where you can clean them over the winter.Oct 24, 2012

A common misconception about gnomes is that they are grumpy, stubborn, and challenging to live with. ... It is a wonderful way to start your miniature gardening hobby by combining fairies and gnomes together, while bonding this unique kind of friendship.

Fairy gardens are miniature gardens constructed of diminutive plants and tiny accessories designed to lure fairies. They can be outside gardens with in-ground plants, or they can be mini container gardens intended mainly for indoors – at least part of the time.