Category: Things that inspire me in the garden

Fall Decorating at Our Fairfield Home & Garden

  Decorating for Fall at Our Fairfield Home & Garden means using as many natural materials from the garden as possible and supplementing with seasonal plants and gourds. Window boxes are filled with hay, pumpkins, Indian corn, winter pansies ornamental kale, ivy and dried seed heads and flowers from the garden. A Halloween touch is

Charmed Gardens (a collection of fairy & miniature garden making tips)

  Creating fairy and miniature gardens is enjoyable and much easier than you might think! These little landscapes are perfect as gifts, special garden accents or small space gardens. They require just a little time and few materials and provide lots of pleasure. And … if you build it, they will come! Here are some

DIY Project ~ Fairies for Free!

Fairies for Free

  Fall is here, the perfect time for walks in the woods and in your garden. As you stroll along, pay attention! There are natural materials all around you to make your own little fairies for free. This is such a relaxing activity and perfect for creative play with children. (note: I used hot glue.

Garden Walk ~ Early Fall Garden

    After warning arriving guests that the garden was at the end of the season and there wasn’t much to see, I was shocked how much color and bloom were still showing! Thanks to flowering shrubs, some late-blooming perennials and annuals that don’t quit until frost, there is color in our mid-September garden. Not

It’s All About the Birds! Birdfeeders, Birdbaths and Birdhouses In Our Garden

Attracting birds to your garden is as easy as 1, 2, 3 – it is all about food, water and shelter! Planning for a wide variety of fruiting shrubs and trees, perennial flowers , grasses and seed and nut producing plantings provides natural food sources for birds. Evergreens, shrubs, compost and brush piles are homes

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