About this app

Ideas for creating a fairy garden there are no rules for creating a fairy garden, just have fun and let your creative juices flow. Fairy gardens can be built in pots, or they can be incorporated. Using a container limits the size of the fairy garden, but it could be brought indoors and enjoyed year round. Start by collecting various containers such as woven baskets, large shallow bowls or deep dish clay saucers (like a bird bath), or even discarded bureau drawers. Check yard sales for innovative ideas and inexpensive materials.

Fairy gardens are miniature, created by using tiny plants, garden decor, and furnishings. The idea of a fairy garden is to make a small space where mystical garden fairies can live. Think of it as creating a true garden, just on a much smaller scale.

A miniature garden takes little space and can rest on a table top. Maintenance requires only a light misting from time to time and watching for fairies to come to call. Building your own fairy garden is an easy task as you can get all the required supplies readily available. You can build a simple home or you can build a more complicated one by adding the intricate details. Whatever, once you start to build a miniature home, you just can’t resist yourself from doing this until you get the perfect shape. Take an initiative and everything will fall into place. That’s the magic of fairy and the fairy gardens.

Fairy Furniture gather an assortment of natural and manufactured materials, trying not to be too literal about shapes and composition. Twigs, wood knots, mosses, stones, dried botanicals and metal, glass, or plastic odds and ends can become ingredients for tiny furniture or features. Even though it might be impossible for anyone to prove it, fairies surely must need a nap now and then. Salvaged metal labels become headboard and footboard in the little bed.

Next, supply potting soil and a selection of small plants that will reach under a foot when fully grown. There are many types of mosses that will work nicely too, fitting into corners and small areas easily to add texture and interest. A variety of low growing herbs such as thyme and rosemary lend aroma to the mix as well.

Consider using a beautiful flowering vine that can create a dainty arch on your garden structures. For arches and gazebos, simply plant a trailing plant at the base of the structure. Then, train the plant over the structure and attach it with some twine or wire. To keep this look in check, you'll need to trim the modified topiary frequently.

These beautiful fairy garden cottages can become the focal point for a miniature decorated with cast off corks and other repurpose items. Given an assortment of raw materials, children can create all manner of lovelies, such as this fairy sleeping in a mossy woodland bed.

Unless you are creating a fairy garden in a tropical zone, it’s unlikely that it will be in bloom all year round. To keep your garden interesting, set the stage with a festive tea party. You can add miniature garden accessories like tiny garden gnomes, and mini garden arbors to complete the look. In addition to tea cups, you can add pots and goblets made from acorns. A log table and chairs can be made from branches while a miniature bird bath can be created from putty or clay.

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Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.