Wow... looks like it's going to be wonderful.... All we have is a little container garden... but my children have painted terra cotta pots and rocks, My daughter painted a sign that says fairies are welcome here... and has a little fairy sitting in one of her flower pots... we also have some gnomes hiding in the garden, and they do out number the fairies... LOL Michelle

i made a fairy garden for my girls. We used a piece of pvc and glued sticks around it. Then we made a cone top with aluminum flashing. We put little rocks around the walkway and a few succulunts as plants. We got ceramic mushrooms to place around it. One day i rolled up a tiny note i printed on the computer and placed it in the house. It said the fairy's name and how much she liked the house. My little girl went crazy and wrote back and continued to check it every day for messages from the fairy. so cute! i showed her the little fairy prints in the dirt. It is so much fun to play into their imaginations.

Thanks Stacie and MKRuby :) I have everyone's questionaires that has posted. A few more days left any other little ones would like to play. I get to go to my daughter's school today for her class's Easter Party ~ I love EASTER and have been going to class party's for 22 years now!! I started in high school with my nephews'. Each year I try to bring baby animals of some kind for the kids to learn about - bunny's, chicks, kitty's, puppys... This year I am taking a Nigirian Dwarf Goat. 'Scooby' is a month old and one of 4 kids - he weights 2 pounds and is only 8" tall. Just WAY to cute! Have a great day everyone! Marie

Flowers are a bit more open now. Still a little darker and richer in the colors than my photos suggest. Not a bad flowering for first time blooms on a young plant. I am very pleased with it and already have babies coming up on leaf pots.