~New Fairy Garden and Simple & Sweet Fridays #222~

I wanted to share with you photos of our new miniature garden.

Stan took out some paper whites that had taken over this area underneath our birch tree.

After we saw it, we decided it needed some new paths around it.

So, Stan went to Home Depot and got some bricks.

I'm so lucky he loves to garden as much as I do.

After, he added the bricks on one side

 we noticed the area next to our raised beds needed them too.

I think Home Depot loves us!

We love how the new paths turned out,

 next to the miniature garden!

We added some new plants and you know me,

I will add more!

Our pumpkins are starting to grow now.

They will fill in around the miniatures soon!

I made some new banners out of washi tape for the fairies.

Wooden stakes to hang them up and

cut bark pieces for little stepping stones!

I love our new brick paths and fairy garden!

~Fresh Picked Round Baby Carrots~

Happy Gardening!

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Slightly Coastal - WELCOME SUMMER: SUNFLOWER CENTERPIECE

French Country Style from the Foot of the Rockies - What Makes a Garden French Country?

Hyacinths for the Soul - Field to Vase Dinner Tour ~ A Hill Country Garden Party

The Gold Lining Girl - Lemon Raspberry Almond Croissant French Toast

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Paths in the Garden

Photo by Stan Gabara

                                                                              

A path divides your garden into different sections. You can use brick, gravel, flagstone or wood chips. Even mulch will do the trick. It separates your vegetable garden from the flowers. Whatever plants you want to stand out. It's being creative and using your own design..

Photo by Stan Gabara

Paths

Photo by Jody Gabara

We have a hill in our backyard and Stan has made trails so the kids could run and play on them. Now that they're gone, we watch the sunset and remember when they were little.