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What a beautiful fall afternoon! A gentle breeze is blowing. The sky is blue and the sun is shining. Outside, the fairies are wearing cozy sweaters and clutching cups of pumpkin coffee as they fly between red and orange leaves. Wait a second—fairies? Correct! Today we are visiting the fairy garden and taking a stroll to see all the latest “gourd-geous” autumn trends. Aside from fall-flavored lattes and lots of layers, there are plenty of delights in the miniature garden. Join us! As the leaves crunch under our delicate fairy boots, we make our way towards the Fairy Garden Pumpkin Patch, a lively place for fairies, ghosts, and other miniature garden residents to play. Look closely beneath the miniature trees and past the white wood picket fence that winds its way around the patch. You just might see a Crow Standing on a Pumpkin, taking a rest after being scared off by the scarecrow for the third time today. He is trying to get some corn from the vegetable patch, but for now he will just have to balance atop that pumpkin. You do not need to worry much about the crows, as the ghosts are always doing pumpkin acrobatics. They will show the birds how to have fun and look spooky at the same time! If you visit at dusk, I bet you will spy a few more ghostly friends running around with pumpkins. They sure do have a “ghoulishly” good time. Do you see that smiling face? It must be a jack o’ lantern! These carved pumpkins look so cheery as they grin from behind miniature trees, rock gardens, and tall grasses. Of course, you do not need to worry about a jack o’ lantern getting eaten up by squirrels. Some artificial versions look realistic and seasonal. A Light Up Pumpkin with LED even shines brightly through the night—no candle needed. To create your own fairytale pumpkins for the patch, start with Putka Pumpkins. These miniature gourds look just like the real thing! Toss some in a tiny basket, arrange them on a “vine,” or even dust them with a little fairy glitter to create a magical scene. Would could you do with a little paint or gloss? The Fairy Garden Pumpkin Patch is only as big or as magical as your imagination. Once we have tiptoed past the carved pumpkins, fairytale pumpkins, and fairy garden friends, it is safe to say that we are officially in a different neighborhood. Here, nestled in between plants, you will find pumpkin houses! The Micro Pumpkin House, designed for the smallest friends, is just a bit bigger than a quarter. Others are larger, accommodating fairies and goblins of many sizes. These whimsical pumpkin-shaped houses have unique doors and windows. Some even have wheels! Imagine that. Look closely at the front yards. You will see some pumpkin-shaped furniture, Tables, chairs, and more have been designed to look like pumpkins while functioning as a dining set for fairies and other miniature garden residents. For those who just cannot get enough of the pumpkin patch lifestyle, this furniture fits the bill. From pumpkins stacked in wagons to pumpkins jumbled inside wooden crates, this miniature garden has it all. One fairy is even sweeping out the patch with a twig broom. Perhaps she is looking for naughty rabbits and squirrels who like to nibble at the veggies. Thank you for always taking care of the patch, fairies! We will definitely return again soon for more pumpkin fun. Miniature Gardening offers a variety of accessories, fairies, miniature houses, garden tools and furniture to create enchanting miniature landscapes. Miniature trees from 'Miniature Gardening' are an exclusive collection of plants for mini gardens or fairy gardens. If you are looking for mini garden accessories visit www.miniature-gardening.com.
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