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there are many different pictures of various things in the photo, including books and plants
Butterfly garden :) - This looks very special, I will have to make one of these beautys x
a wooden rocking chair decorated with spider webs
fairy furniture
fairy furniture - Google Search
the instructions for how to make an edible mushroom
Fairy Toadstools to make for your garden! Equipment and Materials: Hot Glue Gun Stones (I found some by the river) Red and White (I used acrylic paint) Paint brush
cucumbers growing on the vine in an open area with lots of green leaves
Amazing crop from one cucumber plant
Garden Ideas ~ Amazing crop from one cucumber plant. 129 cukes per plant- not bad- gotta try it myself!
there are many empty glass bottles on the ground
cutworms – Inch by Inch, Row by Row
recycle old soda/water bottles to protect you growing veggie seedlings. This woman is very clever!
step by step instructions on how to make a rock house
Painted Rocks
Painted Rocks. Follow me for more...
a can turned tree is sitting next to a realistic tree bark container that says, can turned tree how to make realistic tree bark
How To Make Realistic Tree Bark
How to make realistic tree bark - ideal for fairy houses
a miniature bed made out of branches and twigs
Miniatures Projects & Tutorials
tutorial for making woodland bed
a tree house built into the side of a large tree in a yard with lots of flowers around it
My Fairy Garden
OP writes: My Fairy Garden that my Hubby & I Built July 2012. :)
two pictures with the words, if you grow it for the fruit or the root you need
Gardening Tip
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the 12 fastest vegetables to grow in your garden
打开开心快乐小程序
The 12 Fastest Vegetables to Grow in your Garden!
an egg is broken in half on a white surface with oil pouring from the side
Don't toss those shells!
Each time you crack an egg open, instead of tossing the shell into the trash, drop it into an open container that you keep in the fridge. (I’ve always saved my shells, but my friend Susan suggested keeping them in the fridge – works beautifully.) When the container is full, crush the shells into small bits and sprinkle them around the base of your plants. The sharp eggshells will deter slugs, snails, and other bugs from nibbling on your garden and add a touch of calcium to the soil.
some rocks with words painted on them in the dirt and plants growing out of them
Painted Stone Garden Markers for the Vegetable Garden - Garden Therapy
So cute! And so easy to paint flat rocks with bright acrylics to make them function as durable plant markers. Find the how-tos at Garden Therapy.