One of the best parts surrounding the world of fairies and the scenes within miniature gardens is the fact that sprites themselves have been present throughout history.

1. Old World Ambience in the Fairy Garden
Lauren Kyes
Writer at miniature garden, writes on
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2. One of the best parts surrounding the world of fairies and the scenes within
miniature gardens is the fact that sprites themselves have been present throughout
history. Their tales have been told long before they were written down in
storybooks. Therefore, if you want a fairy garden replicating the Old Wild West, or
Europe during the 1900's, these times will fit within the miniature gardening genre
very well. My favorite thing is using garden accessories and miniature plants to
create a unique world where I can imagine my own story within the confines of a
miniscape.

3. I have made many gardens in the several years I have been writing about fairy
gardening, and I can always find something new to motivate me. When planning a
miniature garden, the inspiration usually starts with a story or a singular object.

4. The garden accessory that caught my attention most recently was a chandelier,
since I do not typically imagine our fairy friends spending time in ballrooms with
fancy lighting. However, the reason I loved this miniature garden accessory was
through memories of my childhood. I remember reading a story about a ballroom
within a large garden outside a castle, where the fairy king and his new bride wed. I
thought a classic chandelier would be the ideal addition to an Old World fairy
garden, since our family could create a courtyard scene reminiscent of older times.
In addition, we could include a small bistro table and chairs with the chandelier
dangling above the dining space. It sounds like the ideal fairy garden where wee
folk spend a magical night with friends. The garden fairies could sit at the bistro
table arranged with golden candlesticks and two glasses of wine. I vision flanking in
the bare space near the courtyard with a stone pathway leading to a fairy house, as
well as some wrought-iron fence barely containing the plants that wish to reach
toward the beautiful scene.

5. Thinking of lovely gardens, I have some of the best memories related to visiting a
friend who does urban gardening in downtown Minneapolis. She made her
backyard a beautiful oasis even though cement surrounds it. Edison Light Bulbs
hang like string lights to brighten up the space, there is a table surrounded by
chairs, and a lamp post spreading light, so you do not step on any of her precious
plants. The atmosphere echoes Old World flair with an incredible energy that is
healing and pure. I cannot help but want to recreate her real-life haven into our
family’s Old World miniature garden.

6. Miniature Gardening' offers miniature houses, accessories, fairies, furniture to
create enchanting miniature landscapes for containers or your yard. Miniature
trees from 'Miniature Gardening' are an exclusive collection of plants for
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7. Miniature Gardening' offers miniature houses, accessories, fairies, furniture to
create enchanting miniature landscapes for containers or your yard. Miniature
trees from 'Miniature Gardening' are an exclusive collection of plants for
miniature gardens or fairy gardens. To learn more about miniature garden ideas,
visit us at Miniature-gardening.com.
Thank you for spending your precious time in reading this article!