Not sure where to start with your whimsical wonderland plans?
What Is a Fairy Garden?
you’ve got the option to add more delicate details inside, but space might be more limited.
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Picking something that fits in with existing garden features can help make the task less complex and costly.
Here are a few fairy garden ideas:
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Choose a focal point to help draw visitors' eyes to the design.
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Avoid cluttering the design with too many plants and accessories.
But dont rush out to buy a planter or a fairy garden craft kit.
Pick plants that suit the light your location offers.
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You dont want sun-loving species if your fairy garden is in a shady spot.
You want space for accessories and other decorative elements.
Small succulents, herbs, and sprawling,low-maintenance ground coversare all good candidates.
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Always choose species with similar care requirements.
Position Your Accessories
Now comes the most fun part: decorating.
Will you include some fairy figurines or just have furnishings for the native nymphs to come and use?
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It also adds a unique interest to your yardand a perfect way to spark conversation with neighbors.
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