Mini daffodils might be cute ( tete a tete ) mixed in with lots of colorful dainty, airy flowers. I'd go to the garden dept. of your favorite store or a local nursery and gather up what looks pretty together so you will have a good idea of what it all looks like before you plant.
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I would think small succulents would look nice-keeping things small so you can see the 'fairies'
Mini daffodils might be cute ( tete a tete ) mixed in with lots of colorful dainty, airy flowers. I'd go to the garden dept. of your favorite store or a local nursery and gather up what looks pretty together so you will have a good idea of what it all looks like before you plant.
small herbs like creeping thyme and violets work great in fairy gardens
Hi Terry, any dainty plants will do nicely, like impatiens, babys breath, here is a list for you, hope it helps,
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/houseplants/projects/top-plants-for-fairy-gardens/