
by Misty Rabalais Thompson
(Walker, LA )

I have an old cracked birdbath that still leaked despite trying to seal the cracks.
So I decided to use it as a planter instead!
I thought succulents would be the best choice and picked them based on size, color, and texture.
I used Aeonium “Blushing Beauty”, Kalanchoe “Aurora Borealis”, Graptosedum “Alpenglow”, Portulacaria “Rainbow Elephant Bush” and Mimicry plants.
I then filled in the gaps with different colored mosses. I am absolutely delighted with the result and my fairy garden is a showcased feature in my yard.
What do you think?
I think it’s lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Jacki
Comments for Whimsical birdbath fairy succulent garden 🙂
Aug 18, 2013
The Fairies Garden
by: Joyce Seghers
I love your Beautiful Succulent garden ! It is so unique ! Talented young lady you are !
Aug 19, 2013
Love it!
by: Brittany T.
I would love to have that bird bath in my yard! Love the various succulents!
Aug 19, 2013
Cool!
by: Aunt Sis
I love your whimsy! This is awesome!
Aug 19, 2013
TinkerBell’s Paradise!
by: Holly
Love it! Looks like a minature version of the fairy garden that we saw in DisneyWorld last summer during the Flower & Garden Festival
Aug 21, 2013
Love it
by: Michelle
So unique and whimsical!
Aug 23, 2013
Whimsical birdbath fairy succulent garden
by: Marilyn Clemens
Love all the combinations; very creative indeed!