8 Breathtaking DIY Fairy Gardens
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Double-Tier Fairy Garden
An indoor fairy garden can be enjoyed year-round, and this one from @momster_nessa_ is double the fun. The two-tier serving tray allows for two complementary gardens.
The lower garden features a bridge crossing over a glass stone river, while the upper garden displays an adorable fairy house. The stick-and-string ladder lets you easily access both levels.
Why we like it
Besides the distinctive container, the design isn’t crammed with too many things. “Choose one item, such as a plant, fairy or accessory, and design the garden around that focal point,” says Bawden-Davis.
In this case, the fairy house made of sticks is the main element.
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Planter Fairy Gardens
Terra cotta planters make great fairy garden vessels because they contain the miniature objects and can be moved around your outdoor space as needed.
These gardens from @tami_omalley include succulents, tiny river rocks and fairy accessories from the dollar store. The little ponds were made by painting a Mason jar lid blue, then filling it with clear glue to create a water effect. Clever!
Why we like it
The portability.
“Ensure that the pot is located in the correct light exposure for the type of plants,” Bawden-Davis says. “This will change throughout the year, so you will likely need to move the fairy garden depending on the season and as nearby vegetation grows.”
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