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| The back of the dress and wings Grandma made for her. |
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| And from the front. |
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| Three generations. |
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| The children's garden. |
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| These awesome little mushroom houses are made with flower pots or stumps topped with a circle of plywood covered with spray foam. |
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| This is how the tops of the new mushrooms look at first. |
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| See the giant one in the back? That's how they age in the sun and rain. |
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| Storytelling in the children's garden. |
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| Little Man prefers the water fall. |
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| Cool "secret" gazebo made from an old corn crib. |
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| A really cool way to use old glass bottles - this was made with a big pipe at the bottom and welded rebar branches. |
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| Look - she can fly! |
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| Look Great-Grandma - we found a frog! |
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| Look closely - see the fairy ladder? |
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| Fairy houses. |
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| A big fairy - breathtaking. |
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| Everything you could need for a fairy garden. |
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| Fairy "tree houses"! |
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| The main attraction. |
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| She could have looked at this for days. |
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| The dry creek bed. |
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| A fountain made to look like a giant stump. |
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| Little Man was getting hot. |
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| A fairy chalkboard in the making. |
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| The sample is the one at the top left corner of the picture. |
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| Fairy garden planter craft. |
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| More garden pretties. |
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| Headed out! |
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