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I couldn’t figure anyway to post this to get attached from the file on my phone. Here is a planter fairy garden. You can also find them on google under trough gardens

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What a lovely idea. Small world play for small people. Little ones would love this magic world.I wouldnt mind one either.

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Gillyflower18 in reply toRoadRunner44

They are a lot of fun to do. Little girls especially like the fairy aspect. I used to make gardens with trolls and lizards for the boys. Sexist really but that’s the way they sold!

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Niao

I want to sit in the seat! Lovely!

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Gillyflower18 in reply toNiao

The fairy is going to beat you too it! Better hurry!

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Niao in reply toGillyflower18

Can't, too unfit to run.🙁😁

That's pretty and could provide hours of fun for little ones. Both in upkeep and with small figures!

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They are very sweet! My granddaughter was given one for Christmas and she started it off straight away! However she handed me the fairy and said "My garden isn't for a fairy, I've got a lion for mine"! I guess she's just not a girly girl!😂😂😂 xx

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Gillyflower18 in reply toleo60

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’ve done desert ones with cacti and succulents that had little dead trees, broken wagon wheels and bleached bones near a fake water hole too. No lions tho. Maybe I should do an African themed one!

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PatsyIpswich

that's beautiful ..mine are larger and more spread out and also contain gnomes. I remember as a child these were popular with Chinese bridge etc lovely idea.. thank you xx

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Gillyflower18 in reply toPatsyIpswich

Lovely! I have to get on my computer to see pictures in replies. I normally post from my phone. There is no end to the things you can collect and add to fairy gardens. I love all the tiny groundcover plants you can get. One of my favorites is Blue Star Creeper. It blooms for a long time and is so pretty. You can plant fairy meadows with it.

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PatsyIpswich

yes and cedum .. particularly the rosettes and Angelica .. this is my fairy/gnome garden which is a bit over crowded and mostly shingle .. I need more ground cover plants x

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Gillyflower18 in reply toPatsyIpswich

I love your gnomes and the little mushroom house! There are a lot of lovely sedums i agree and they are so easy to care for. Take a look a cymbalaria online. Thats another good one. I'm in the middle right now of ordering groundcovers for the nursery and I always am happy for input from other gardeners. Gardeners are some of the greatest people in the world. It must be something about getting your hands in the dirt!

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PatsyIpswich in reply toGillyflower18

I shall make a note thankyou x

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Nilsam

That's beautiful 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️

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