Here's the entrance to the treehouse with a little place to have a seat and rest a bit. A schnauzer is keeping watch along the path leading to an arbor filled with ivy. There's also a gazing ball and 2 Japanese men drinking sake. This is a figurine that my husband bought a number of years ago on one of our antiquing jaunts. He set them there when I began putting the garden together and they just stayed. This planter will definitely be staying in the house as we wouldn't want them getting ruined by the elements.
Being a gardener myself, I had to have the watering can and the tools need to maintain and tend the garden.
Here's a better view of another side of the treehouse. I wanted to go with a color scheme of blue, yellow and white and this treehouse fit the bill and I knew I just had to have it when I spotted it in the store.
Another angle of the entrance ... In the forefront you can notice some of the chicks & hens offshoots that I've place here and there in the planter as well.
I had this rosemary plant that I brought in the house at the end of the summer last year and it desperately needed to be divided. Here's one of the branches that I tried to fashion into a tree (maybe a bonsai??) I still think it needs more trimming but I'm waiting to make sure I haven't actually killed the plant and see how it adjusts to its new home. The rest of the plant and the other 2 shoots are temporarily in another pot so I can see if they survive and how they are adjusting as well.
Here we're getting to the back of the container. I always buy pansies in the Spring so I put 1 or 2 in here for a little bit more of the blue and yellow scheme I was looking for.
If you take a close look at the above photo and the one below you'll notice a tiny evergreen in the forefront. Hubby told be that this one was sprouting along the fence behind the garbage can so I decided to rescue it. We will see how this one does as well.
A wider view of the previous ...
Here is the back side now There's what looks like a bare twig that you see at roof level which is actually a maple tree that was sprouting in the garden last year and that I had put in another pot last summer. Hopefully, the buds will be opening soon and I will possible remove the artificial variegated shrub I placed here just to fill up the space some more.
Another view of the rosemary that I mentioned before. I also loved the bridge and just had to have it so I created a little stream with some blue glass pebbles that everyone is familiar with.
Well that's about it for the fairy garden for now. I'm very happy with the way it turned out! Being that Holy Week in next week, I need to work on my Resurrection Garden. I made one last year and hubby thought it turned out great and was a really good idea to keep our minds focused on what Easter is really all about.
Until next time ... Happy Gardening and Crafting!
Connie
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