A Fairy Garden Curation
To collate all the resources I’ve been making and collecting, an index of fairy garden links seems in order! Instead of this article I decided a complete permanent page was an easier way to find the many tutorials, creative ideas and articles that fairy gardening seems to be inspiring.
Faerie Garden Links All Over The Web
The video below is great, and be sure to visit my pages for in-depth guidance on plants and ideas on making your very own Fairy Garden.
Here are the galleries, articles, links, and social media collections to help you enjoy a fantasy ride into the treasure trove of a Fairy Garden fantasy world.
Source: beautiful-portals.tumblr.com via Jo Ann on Pinterest
More Miniature Plants For A Tiny Garden
Add to the lists on my other Fairy garden pages.
Muelenbeckia complexa, Fairy Vine is a groundcover plant with tiny wiry stems. Arrange it over a miniature arbor.
‘Jean Iseli’ Tsuga canadensis Dwarf Canada Hemlock makes a slow growing, fine leaved evergreen. Hardy, too.
Bellium minuta are diminutive daisies.Quite hardy with sun and moist soil needs.
Japanese Chirimen Dwarf Hinoki Cypress is a very slow grower with all the cultivation needs of other Hinoki Cypress plants.
New Faerie Garden Links
- Fairy Garden Gallery -Look at inspiring photos of Fairy environments.
- Making a Fairy House -Follow a Grandma as she makes her own imagined houses for less than a dime from found materials.(Will be republished, soon)
Fairy Garden Figurines
More Fairy Garden Extras to be found
Fairy Garden Furnishings
One fun thing about creating fairy gardens (among many: the little plants, the pathways and hidey holes) is the addition of miniature furnishings.
The making of fairy houses with little rooms and stairways provides space for all the furnishings to make little guest comfortable…whether real or imagined, who knows?
After creating the fairy garden itself, and then adding some additional adornments, the place is ready for the comforts of a fairy home. With acorn cups and saucers and little bits of milkweed down for bedding, tiny seat and beds of wire are welcome.
A darling little lighted house for a Midsummer’s Eve.
Just the thing for a fairy patio, they garden ornaments for elves and fairies to rest and play.
Source: fineartmarketplace.com via Jo Ann on Pinterest
All My Fairy Garden Pages
Ilona’s Garden Articles
- How to Make a Fairy Garden : In-depth page. List of suggested plants.
- 3 Fairy Garden Plans : Sunny, Shady, or Indoors. Lists of suggested plants.
- Fairy Garden Accessories : Lots of goodies found just for you.
- Fairy Garden Inspiration : You are ready to create your own miniature landing place for fairies.
- Fairy Garden Terrarium : Enclosed and indoors
