The Tiny Forest Fairy
Terrariums, kokedama and potted things, grown slowly by hand.
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Along the trail
The newest creations, in the order they left the potting bench.
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Footprint Lane
A brick cottage at the end of a path of footprint stones, with a snail, a bee and a ladybird keeping house among the succulents.
Bright light
$68each
follow the footprints home
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Fairy Roses
Rosettes of scalloped leaves, each one rimmed in wine red, crowding a fluted cream pot.
Bright light
$34each
every leaf rimmed in red
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Owl's Watch
A blue-green rosette in a white owl pot, and a small yellow sign warning that fairies live here.
Bright light
$42each
fairies live here!
you made it, come in, the kettle's on
The cottage shelf
Everything that's growing indoors, from the newest creations to the older ones, just as loved, waiting by the window.
Plate II specimens kept indoors
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Footprint Lane
A brick cottage at the end of a path of footprint stones, with a snail, a bee and a ladybird keeping house among the succulents.
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Fairy Roses
Rosettes of scalloped leaves, each one rimmed in wine red, crowding a fluted cream pot.
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Owl's Watch
A blue-green rosette in a white owl pot, and a small yellow sign warning that fairies live here.
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Mossmere
Nephrolepis & cushion moss
A pocket of damp woodland sealed under glass. It rains on itself.
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Hollow Lantern
Ceropegia woodii
Bound in moss and twine, it hangs wherever a little light gets in.
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Old Wren
Juniperus procumbens 'Nana'
Shaped over three winters. Wants a cool sill and a patient keeper.
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Pond Coin
Pilea peperomioides
Round leaves like coins at the bottom of a wishing pond.
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Glowcap Jar
Dicranum moss & fern
Cushion moss, a sprig of fern and two clay glowcaps that catch the lamplight.
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Fairy's Umbrella
Monstera deliciosa
Split leaves wide enough to shelter under, if you are small enough.
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Creek Trail
Epipremnum aureum
Vines that wander down the shelf like water finding its way.
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Sleepy Sentinel
Dracaena trifasciata
Stands guard by the door and forgives a missed watering.
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Moth Moon
Phalaenopsis
Pale blooms that open like moths settling on a branch.
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Stone Garden
Echeveria & Haworthia
A shallow bowl of rosettes that ask for sun and very little else.
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Maiden's Veil
Adiantum raddianum
Fronds so fine they tremble when you walk past.
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Teatime
Peperomia obtusifolia
Planted in a thrifted teacup. Pour water, not tea.
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Desert Visitor
Mammillaria
A long way from home and blooming anyway.
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Driftwood Drifter
Tillandsia ionantha
No soil at all. It lives on a branch the river gave back.