Do you believe in faeries? We certainly do at Linderhof and we have a faery garden at Linderhof and we admire faery gardens elsewhere.
When I think of faery gardens I think of one cottage for a faery to live in . . .
but there are sometimes faery villages . . .
Where faeries gather and like an English village, the houses are all different . . .
Where faeries gather and like an English village, the houses are all different . . .
With a church and a one story thatched roof cottage (like the one at Linderhof)
And a two story one . . . and do you see the bit of blue in the left sided upstairs window? It's a faery!
A charming small cottage
A grander house -- two story with great gardens!
Faeries are out and about in this garden!
A scene from the faery village . . .
These lovely faery gardens are at Red Cedar. Lots of little lovelies to decorate faery gardens are in the shop. We've bought some and admire others every time we go. I do think, this year, that Linderhof's faery garden needs some additions!
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3 comments:
That is neat!!!
Very nice fairy village.
I'm inspired by your Faery Garden and I think that is such an interesting conversation piece for a garden. I may just have to start me a Faery Garden myself........we'll talk. Red Cedar is not showing any of their Faery "things" on their website but I did a google. Came up with some interesting things but I do like the little houses in the pics at Red Cedar.
Carolyn
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