Use These 8 Plants To Build Your Fairy Garden

Silver Sprinkles Plant:

A low-growing pilea with gray-silver foliage, ideal for groundcover. Water when the top inch of soil is dry, and protect from hot afternoon sun.

Spikemoss:

Known for its fern-like appearance, spikemoss is a slow-growing plant perfect for humid terrariums. Once mature, it forms a lush carpet of green, adding a lush.

Miniature Fig Tree

This diminutive variety of Ficus microcarpa features petite leaves, making it an excellent choice for bonsai enthusiasts or miniature garden designs.

Polka-Dot Plant:

A favorite among fairy gardeners, the polka-dot plant offers variegated leaves in shades of pink, red, or white. Regular pinching of its growing tips helps maintain its compact size.

Gray Lavender Cotton:

With its aromatic gray-green foliage and bright yellow midsummer blooms, this Mediterranean herb adds both visual appeal and fragrance to fairy gardens.

Mexican Heather:

This lovely shrub can be shaped into intricate topiaries or kept compact with regular pruning. It thrives in full sun and requires consistent watering to keep its blooms vibrant.

Golden Japanese Stonecrop:

A low-growing sedum with vibrant golden foliage that forms a lush carpet effect in miniature gardens. It prefers mild sun exposure and thrives in well-drained soil.

Wood Sorrel:

Featuring eye-catching pink and purple leaves year-round and adorned with bright yellow flowers during its blooming periods, wood sorrel brings a splash of color and texture to fairy garden settings.