New: Fairy Garden Terrarium Ideas

Ilona Erwin

Try Fairy Garden Terrarium Ideas

One of the benefits of creating your Fairy garden inside a terrarium environment is the ease of care. Plants in the greenhouse-like conditions need very little watering. Plus the look of gardens in glass are quite other worldly for something so terrestrial. It adds to the fae feeling.

Here is a pretty idea:  glass balls that hang on an iron rod,There are several tutorial illustrations, including this one. Once you have the basic how-to, there are many ideas in filling them with creative vignettes.

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Follow this simple diagram

Pinterest is a treasure trove of ideas, but you already knew that. Here is one that looked interesting. Very simple -but reminiscent of a forest.

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by “maedeh fadaei”

Garden Therapy posted a unique idea in this video: solar light caps for mason jars. Yes! Simple mason jars! The video gives an idea of how to put together your own miniature fairy garden terrarium. Perhaps you’d like to make a little tea set on a tiny table?

Tea set made of acorns

Cute tea set  made of acorns; created by Garden Therapy

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Using only some moss and maybe a few plants, the tiny miniature furnishings look like they are waiting for fairies to return.

 

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Made by Belinda Doyle, showcased on Garden Sparkle blog

Garden Sparkle’s customer Belinda Doyle made a most enticing little world in her glass globe. The blog provides instructions for all the steps to pull together results like her own.

Watch this Fairy Terrarium How-to

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Ilona Erwin

I started working on this website beginning in 1998, when it was part of Ilona's Reflecting Pool. Since then I've branched out into a number of online endeavors and work at writing lots of content for my sites. "Ilona's Garden" remains my primary site and is dedicated to home gardener's success.

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