Some people are downsizing their gardens big time. They’re moving from whopping perennial borders to terrariums, tiny Zen gardens and fairy-gardens-in-a-pot. In these little landscapes, a watering can ...

Creating a New Year's fairy garden is a magical way to celebrate the start of the year by bringing enchantment and whimsy into your outdoor or indoor space. Whether you're an experienced gardener or ...

Take a measure of bonsai, add a big dollop of imagination and blend in a dash of Disney and Harry Potter, and you've got the recipe for one of gardening's hottest twists – fairy gardens. Garden ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While growing a typical garden is usually enjoyable on its own, what if there was a way to make the whole ...

Repurposed garden containers made from household items are a great way to add personality and points of interest to your garden or patio. The possibilities of what you can turn into a planter are ...

A set of little wings. Ceramic fountains. Tiny versions of ornate cottages and brick walkways fit for the English countryside. These are just some of the whimsical decorations that adorn fairy gardens ...

Small ivy and fern plants are among the botanicals in this miniature landscape created by Mark Langan, owner of Mulberry Creek HerbFarm and Faery Plant Kingdom. (Mark Langan) CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Here ...

Wth gardening season upon us, many home gardeners are thinking up ways to add variety and interest to their outdoor oasis. While some turn to the “go big” mentality with elaborate landscaping, large ...

Some aim to add whimsy to a larger garden or to express the hope that diminutive creatures with teeny-tiny wings will flit about from flower to flower. This is not a children's pastime -- there is big ...

In case you’ve been living in a cave the past decade or so, know that in gardening circles miniature fairy gardens are big. The brain trust of Beverly Turner at M & M Nursery in Orange, the trend to ...

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