Written by Diana Reaves U.S.A. There’s really no wrong way to begin your fairy garden. The point is that you’re interested and perhaps even ready to jump right in! We’d like to welcome you to the fairy gardening family. We … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves U.S.A. Looking for something fun to do with kids? Something that gets them outdoors or at least away from a glowing screen for a few hours? Do you have to entertain your grandchildren for a few … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves U.S.A. Fairy family! Listen up! If you haven’t already planted these beauties in your fairyscapes, you’ve got to check them out. These 10 fairy-friendly flowering plants are sure to be a hit in your outdoor fairy … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves, U.S.A. This might be one of the most inexpensive ways ever to transform your fairy garden! Who knew simple craft sticks could take your fairyscape to the next level? Hold onto your seats because these ideas … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves, U.S.A. Like us, fairies need water! They love to fly around and visit with flowers, and lots of times, they bring a little H2O along for their plant-pals’ refreshment. Invite your dainty ladies and gents into … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves, U.S.A. Whether you’re serving up some fairy garden birthday party delights or simply looking for a sweet or healthy snack, these edible fairy gardens are sure to be a hit. Fairyscapes are awesome to design, create, … Read More
Written by Diana Reaves, U.S.A. These fairy garden stepping stones will make all the fairies stop and stare! And then hopefully, they’ll make these teeny steps part of their everyday spritely journeys. These little stone pathways and stairways can lead … Read More
Diana Reaves, U.S.A. Hold on to your wings, fairy lovers! It’s time to light up your fairies’ lives with some easy, glow-in-the-dark enchantment. How charming! These tips are sure to fill your gardens and hearts with wonder. 1. Berry, Berry … Read More
Diana Reaves, U.S.A. Since childhood, many of us link fairy godmothers with pumpkins. There’s certainly a connection, and we’re saying that if you’ve never made a pumpkin fairy garden before, now’s the time. As the temperatures cool down, think about … Read More