Fairy Gardening

 With lots of simple projects and cheerful inspiration, this is a fun addition to the hobbyist world for the young and the young-at-heart. -Publishers Weekly  Beautiful photographs of miniature gardens that will bring big joy to your life.  Library Journal  This book is sure to become the go-to manual for miniature gardening. Practical actions and whimsical thought are woven together in a delightful juxtaposition that will have readers reaching for their drawing pads.  Inside Belleville Fairy Gardening shows how to plant and accessorize gardens that, like bonsai, create miniature worlds, but require a fraction of the time and care.  The San Francisco Chronicle  Whether you have children or just a fanciful inner child, consider checking out this book for inspiration to create your own tiny, beautiful, inspiring fairy gardens.  About.com, Small Farm  Turner and Bawden-Davis do not disappoint. Fairy Gardening truly is filled with heart and it will warm yours to find, and enjoy reading, this delightful book.  Kitsap Sun  Julie Bawden-Davis and Beverly Turner make fairy gardening a fun project where even a newbie can create magic. -:The Country Registe  Crammed full of ideas, the photos alone are worth the price of the book.  Newstimes   this book is not just about placing fairies around a tiny garden; it is about thinking inwardly, reflecting on what you love in a garden, thinking about movement and action and telling a story with a past, present and future, all depicted with plants and stationary objects in a miniature garden.  Dig It! Magazine