Which two things do most fairy gardens have?
Of course, the fun is in giving these characters a place to live with tiny accessories. You’ll often find fairy homes constructed with sticks, stones, and moss, surrounded by mushrooms, small plants, and cottage-core accents. Children love peeking at these miniature worlds, but I think grownups enjoy it just as much. They can represent a connection to the past and a link to ancestral traditions of honoring the land and the spirits that dwell within it. For some, fairy gardens are a way to invite blessings and good fortune into their lives, making them a cherished part of their spiritual practice.Add some colorful flowers or succulents around the house for a natural touch. Place tiny fairy accessories like furniture, pathways, or little stones to make it truly magical. Not only is it fun, but it’s a wonderful way to bring nature and fantasy together in your garden.Known to bring good luck and happiness, a fairy garden can be created in a bowl, flower pot, or any container with drainage holes. Containers should be at least 6 inches deep and wide enough to accommodate the items and plants you will be using.Fairy Flowers® are unique plants that are specifically for miniature gardens. The plants in the Fairy Flowers® program have been individually selected because they either naturally stay small or can be trimmed to stay tiny.
What can you put in a fairy garden?
Fairy gardens are all about flowers and plants! While you’ll want to plant your own flowers and plants as part of your fairy display, it’s also really fun to add tiny flowerpots to your fairy homes. I used store-bought miniature pots with dried flowers for these simple tiny DIY fairy flowerpots. Enchanted gardens are whimsical spaces used to evoke a sense of magic and wonder. A mix of natural elements, the garden gnomes and fairy folk live among gazing balls, unicorns, wind chimes, spinners, and kindness rocks. You can transform any garden into a magical paradise, whether full-scale or in miniature.