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Posted: May/22/2006 12:21 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by JuliaAM I love your fairy garden! You could plant some white coral bells. My sister and I used to sing this pretty song in a round when we were young and it always seemed so enchanting. I didn't know what "white coral bells" were back then and thought they were tiny, tinkling silver bells that made the faintest chime when the wind blew.White coral bells upon a slender stalk; Lily of the Valley deck my garden walk. Oh how I wish that I could hear them ring; That will happen only when the fairies sing. Julia Julia, Thank you for the song!!! My little grandaughters will love it. The "white coral bells" are on the way! Diana 
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Posted: May/22/2006 12:22 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by fozbot3 i bought my garden fairy at JoAnn's Fabrics & Crafts but i found a link to Shopzilla. i'll leave it for you. http://www.shopzilla.com/search 'garden fairies' to see their selection. BTW, LOVE your fairy garden! Thank you!!! |
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Posted: May/22/2006 12:24 AM PST
I love this site!!! You are all so helpful. I really appreciate all the replies! I'll keep you posted on how my "fairy garden grows" Diana |
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Posted: May/17/2007 8:16 PM PST
Here are some pics from this year's Philadelphia Flower Show-the theme this year was Ireland and there was a lot of whimsical presentations. Most of these are from the Camden Children's Garden display. Attachments:       |
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Posted: Jan/22/2008 6:18 PM PST
My 5 year old daughter got a "fairy garden" for Xmas. We colored it, set it up, and planted the seeds on Monday. It is very cute. We planted the seeds that came with it and some old flower seeds that I had. It looks like there are already some seeds sprouting. I will take a picture of it this weekend with my new camera!! |
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Posted: Jan/23/2008 6:46 AM PST
What type of flower seeds did you plant, Mo? I bet your daughter would have fun building fairy furniture from sticks, bark, and moss, or from Sculpey clay. I've made toadstools from Sculpey. |
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Posted: Jan/23/2008 12:08 PM PST
I don't know what the seeds were - they were all mixed together. I am not sure if she would like building that stuff. Right now she is huge into coloring and drawing. |
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Posted: Jan/25/2008 5:33 PM PST
Quote: Originally posted by bensmom98 My 5 year old daughter got a "fairy garden" for Xmas. We colored it, set it up, and planted the seeds on Monday. It is very cute. We planted the seeds that came with it and some old flower seeds that I had. It looks like there are already some seeds sprouting. I will take a picture of it this weekend with my new camera!!There is a lot of grass growing, some beans, and something from my seeds. I am not sure what kind of grass it is as the seeds were much bigger than the grass seeds I have seen. |
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Posted: Feb/02/2008 6:13 PM PST
We had a fairy garden incident (actually a fiasco). My son was allegedly (I was at work when this happened) trying to get a paper airplane off of the entertainment center with a broom and knocked over a lamp and the fairy garden. Frosty scooped it up and put it all back, but I think we need to start over. |
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Posted: Feb/05/2008 8:23 PM PST
I know that Aerie Mountain in Barkhamsted has lots of fairy garden stuff. They even have a little garden set up in the shop. Last time I was there they has fairy sized Adirondack chairs and benches, gardening tools, garden archways and all other kinds of fairy stuff. Might be worth checking out. |
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