Since one of the recent
displays in the Sheffield Winter Garden was a sculpture of a giant E.
coli bacterium it would come as no surprise that their Christmas
decorations were not of the standard variety. When you first walked
in you noticed the strings of lights around the vast selection of
exotic plants and trees but that was not all...
Over the festive period a
whole village of fairies moved in. They brought with them their own
houses...
...but some are grander than
others.
It may not have been cold
outside but in some parts of this fairy grotto the snow had fallen. I
hope none of them got crushed by the giant snow flake!
Of course they had been
celebrating Christmas too with their own pine cone Christmas trees.
If it was flowers you were
after in the Winter Garden then never fear as there was still the
usual vibrant display. I wonder if it was where the fairies went at
night to party.
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How cute! I love faeries in the garden. So colourful too! x
ReplyDeleteLove this, every garden has fairies right, some are just a bit more proactive than others? ;) x
ReplyDeleteI love Stephanie's comment and I agree that there must be fairies in everyone's garden :)
ReplyDeleteOh my Kitty would literally lose her mind if she saw this! I'm bookmarking to show her after school :)
ReplyDeleteThe lichen roof is really cool!
Thanks for joining in again jibber jabbery x
It's made me want to find a little patch in the garden and build a little fairy house!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! There is a shop nearby to me that sells little fairy gardens in bowls and I'm going to try the same thing this year for some garden magic.
ReplyDeletehow fantastic and decorations you can leave in the garden all year
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