If you are limited in time and space and are overloaded with
imagination and the need to unwind perhaps you might want to experiment with
whimsy gardening, with a focus on fairies and fantasy!
Considered “current” with this younger generation, this old way
to play is a new hot trend in gardening.
I am so glad these little gardens are catching on finally
with the customers at Oma’s Barn. I
was pleased last night to share my interest in miniatures, gardening and fantasy
with some interested shoppers. We are planning another get together
in a few weeks and more fun!
Like their namesake, fairy gardens are typically small.
Think of them as the marriage of a table top garden and a dollhouse. For
me it was an inexpensive outlet for my overactive imagination and a play style
I could share with my children with just a shallow dish, and a few small
toys.
My fairy gardening eventually carried over to special time
with my nephew Sam and grandson Patrick, and now….I look forward to sharing
playtime some day with my next grand baby….who is, I am excited to announce is on the way! So last night I finished the class with a tiny
garden with a baby fairy theme. Congrats to Greg and Kristin! I can
hardly wait!
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