These Miniature Christmas Fairy Garden Ideas are perfect for tabletop decorations or keep them near your Christmas tree.
- Christmas Fairy Garden. ...
- Fairy Garden Pot. ...
- Tabletop Fairy Garden. ...
- Miniature Mushroom Tree. ...
- Lighted Fairy Garden. ...
- Snow Globe. ...
- Miniature Terrarium Fairy Garden. ...
- DIY Snow Globes.
- What do you do with a fairy garden in the winter?
- How do you make a cheap fairy garden?
- How do you protect a fairy garden from rain?
- What kind of plants do you put in a fairy garden?
What do you do with a fairy garden in the winter?
Perennials, miniature trees and shrubs are not houseplants; they need a cold, dormant period in the winter. You can bring the container into an unheated garage, or porch, ideally somewhere about 32 to 50 degrees. The goal is to maintain dormancy without subjecting the plants to repeated freezing and thawing.
How do you make a cheap fairy garden?
How To Make An Inexpensive Fairy Garden
- Start off with an inexpensive container. ...
- Make sure the container has drainage holes. ...
- Put a layer of small stones over the holes to help with drainage.
- Fill the container with potting soil. ...
- Use colored glass pieces for the stream.
How do you protect a fairy garden from rain?
I could leave it at that, but some of you live in particularly rainy or sunny climates like I do. If that's the case, you might need to take an additional step and place a UV coating over your garden items. In that case, I recommend doing the Mod Podge Outdoor as well as a sealer like Krylon UV Resistant Clear Coating.
What kind of plants do you put in a fairy garden?
Herbs – Creeping thyme, woolly thyme, dwarf rosemary and chives. Not only do these stay small and convey a sense of whimsy, but they add aromatic appeal to the garden. 2. Succulents – Sedum, hens and chicks and other Sempervivum species are a classic example of little plants with big appeal.
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