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Comment by Beth Knight 2 hours ago

this is the one where I had to replace the plant...the Irish moss is doing okay...hope it will hang over the edge.  we have had somuch rain but hopefully it won't kill it.  I've been working on a mirror that I mosaicked with broken china...just finished that and now I'm totally into learning my autoharp..pretty much self taught but need to practice, practice, practice. staying busy now that the yard is pretty much set.  now just enjoying my flowers, deadhead them, water them and keep the bugs at bay.

Comment by Cheryl Hurst 2 hours ago

Glenda, they are adorable. So very cute. You are inspiring me to do something with my old wooden wagon. These are just a cute as they can be.

Beth, would love to see what you've been up to.

Comment by Beth Knight 6 hours ago

great job Glenda...love the little ladder and the arbor..I had to take out one of my larger plants in the one I made using the landscaping brick...I've planted some irish moss and so far it is looking good.  I'll have to take a new photo. 

Comment by Glenda Truscott z8 7 hours ago

This is a closer view of the pot.  I call these my grown up toys.  They are fun to play with.  Hubby and I were checking out a few thrift stores to find items to add to the gardens.  He found a cute little candle holder that we turned upside down for a bird bath for the wagon garden.  I will have to get a pic taken of it. 

Comment by Glenda Truscott z8 7 hours ago

I made two new fairy pots on Monday.  Well one is a pot and one a wagon.

Comment by Arden on Monday

Cheryl,  Ms Goodwill's price 1.99. I agree she does look antique...ish.  I'm going to a large antique/collectible show this weekend. Hope to find more choice items for more mini/container gardens. 

Comment by Cheryl Hurst on Monday

Arden,I think Miss Goodwill looks rather expensive, regardless the price. She looks like she could be an antique. I love the entire scene. Beautiful, even the tiny gazing globe. I had a friend make me one once out of a tiny terracotta pot turned upsidedown with a christmas bulb glued in it. Was the prettiest piece in my fairy garden til the kids broke it. Good think it is cheap to replace, because I would never want to be upset with a curiosu child.

 

Comment by Cheryl Hurst on Monday

Really sweet fairy garden, Arden. Love all the shiny!

Comment by Cheryl Hurst on Monday

very cute Fran, that pop of orange on the door really brightens up the entire corner. A great addition among all the beautiful succulents.

Comment by Fran Barnett on June 10, 2013 at 7:01am

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