Round Up: Miniature Gardening By the Month

by | Jun 27, 2020 | D.I.Y. Projects, Seasonal Ideas | 4 comments

January’s Miniature Garden: “Rooting” for the Seahawks in more ways than one! :o)

~ Back in 2013, I did this same series using the same miniature garden but decorated it differently each month to show how versatile this new hobby can be. This year, I’ve been doing the same but only showing my subscribers to my Mini Garden Gazette newsletter. (Join us for your Mini Garden Gazette here.)

So, I thought to catch up on my blog posting as I’ve been lax lately, and share this first half-year’s themed-mini gardens for your infotainment and to inspire you to have more fun with your miniature garden too!

Most of the trees, plants and accessories are from our online store at TwoGreenThumbs.com. We are America’s oldest miniature garden center store since 2001, online since 2004.

The tree is a Lemon Cypress (aka Monteray Cypress,) with Dwarf London Pride Saxifrage (the green rosettes,) Blue Star Creeper (larger leaves on the right,) and Baby Tears on the left. The Baby Tears is the least hardy of all the plants, so that makes this mini garden hardy to  Zone 7 or 0F. All from TwoGreenThumbs.com.

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February’s Miniature Garden: A sweet Valentine’s Day scene.

 

March’s Miniature Garden: A St. Patrick’s Day garden – with a lil’ luck o’ the Irish!
April’s Miniature Garden: Earth Day is everyday here at TwoGreenThumbs.com!
May’s Miniature Garden: Happy Birthday in the Miniature Garden (It’s my birthday on May 30th, best put that in your calendar for next year! :o)
June’s Miniature Garden: Happy Father’s Day!

One more for June: The Gay Pride parades and festivities are missed by all this year!
An Easter Garden that didn’t get published. I still feel it’s lacking something – like a dog and I maybe I should have turned on the lights. Lol! I wasn’t completely happy with the cushions either, I need more practice making them!
Another set-up that didn’t get published because it turned out a bit plain looking – but still pretty. I think something on the table, like a small pot, a book or refreshments would have helped. That Daisy the Digging Dog at left is just a hoot!

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4 Comments

  1. Patty Roem Brantley
    Patty Roem Brantley on 27/06/2020 at 3:18 pm

    How about a rabbit for your Easter theme? Either a realistic looking one or one dressed like Peter rabbit with a royal blue jacket which would provide more color. I love your theme series! I wish I could shrink myself and enjoy some time in your gardens!

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  2. norm
    norm on 27/06/2020 at 3:18 pm

    Hello, I really think that your miniature Gardens are lovely. I make little fairy gardens and I’d like to send you some pictures of a few that I have done.

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  3. ragman1240
    ragman1240 on 27/06/2020 at 3:21 pm

    Hi here are a few of my fairy  gardens.Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

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  4. Deb
    Deb on 29/06/2020 at 5:13 pm

    The gardens by the month are all adorable and they have given me some good ideas!

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