I decided to make my fairy garden in my old Radio Flyer wagon this year. I put a thin layer of pea gravel in the bottom and then covered it with potting soil. The wagon already had holes in it for drainage. A nursery in my area sells tiny ground covers that are call "Stepables" and were just the right size for this project.
The cedar tree is about 12" tall and was growing in my flower border. I also used moss that was growing in my yard. This was such a fun project!
Of course, no garden is complete without a corgi!
Oh I bet this was fun! This is the coolest one I have seen : )
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful! I loved your fairy garden. ;)
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to have to put some thought into a fairy garden! I mean, really! Corgis need fairy gardens. Right? Right! I love yours Sharon. It's wonderful!
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Donna and Tag
Very very sweet Sharon! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it!!!! So cute!
ReplyDeleteCarmen and the Primcats
That is LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. I love the colorful rocks you chose!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. If I knew how to pin it, I'd ask permission to share. You always have the most creative miniature ideas.
ReplyDeleteLinda Lipscomb
How beautiful! I have been wanting to plant a fairy garden. Love the little corgi! Thanks for sharing! Miss Bloomers
ReplyDeleteOHHHHHHHHH i LOVE THE beautiful garden .....
ReplyDeletebisous de FRANCE
Your Fairy garden complete with Corgi is enchanting. I really like it in your vintage Radio Flyer wagon. Happy creating...
ReplyDeleteI love it Sharon! It is so adorable! I love the little bench and the corgi is just perfect!
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