Make a miniature garden (blog marathon post 18)
For the last few days, I have been wanting to make a miniature garden in a container, and I have been heuristically combing the Internet for information about it. This morning when I went on my walk, I found some moss --thanks to the incessant Bangalore rains of the last two days, and I knew the time had come to create my miniature garden.
Here is what I made!
You can see the little sea-shell path leading upto the tiny house. The sea-shells, I had collected from the Maldives. The rocks that you see, I collected from the road side, and the plants were existing ones that I had in my garden.
To give you an idea of the size of the container, I clicked another picture:
You can see how small the container is.
Now I am all set on creating another one, this time in a slightly bigger container.
If you too want to create miniature gardens. click here.
If you liked my garden, do tell me in my comments! I look forward to hearing from you.
Till tomorrow, take care!
Love
Preeti,
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Here is what I made!
You can see the little sea-shell path leading upto the tiny house. The sea-shells, I had collected from the Maldives. The rocks that you see, I collected from the road side, and the plants were existing ones that I had in my garden.
To give you an idea of the size of the container, I clicked another picture:
You can see how small the container is.
Now I am all set on creating another one, this time in a slightly bigger container.
If you too want to create miniature gardens. click here.
If you liked my garden, do tell me in my comments! I look forward to hearing from you.
Till tomorrow, take care!
Love
Preeti,
_________________________________
Check out my books!
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Very nice idea this garden is very cute going to create soon....
ReplyDeleteYou have a magical touch to anything that you create...I am definitely going to try and make one such miniature.
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ReplyDeleteYou are such a creative person, Preeti. No matter what you put your heart and mind into, it turns out magically beautiful, just like you! Thanks for sharing the photo of your garden. It is very cute!
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