A variety of natural objects to make tables, chairs, and shelters are provided to add to the miniature garden. Then little trinkets and treasures and found objects are tucked here and there to complete the decorations.
An informative sampling focused on herbs and tea with an occasional sprinkling of fairy dust and a glimpse into family activities too. The contributions to this blog are the combined efforts of the sisters of The Rosemary House and Sweet Remembrances.
Monday, August 20, 2018
Fairy Garden Fun
Each year a few folks gather in the gardens to create a little fairy garden to take home with them. We provide a log planter and some fun plants the fairies might favor. Plants to provide privacy screens, or plants with silvery foliage to reflect the moonlight, or creeping thyme plants to offer a soft bed for the fairies to take a fragrant nap.
A variety of natural objects to make tables, chairs, and shelters are provided to add to the miniature garden. Then little trinkets and treasures and found objects are tucked here and there to complete the decorations.
After a short program and some fairy stories everyone begins to plant and create. Ponds, swings, picnic areas, bridges, nooks and crannies, and special spots are created for the wee folk. A touch of sparkly glitter finishes the project!
A variety of natural objects to make tables, chairs, and shelters are provided to add to the miniature garden. Then little trinkets and treasures and found objects are tucked here and there to complete the decorations.
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Love the fairy gardens!
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