We’ve all dreamed of creating magical spaces that spark wonder and imagination right in our own backyards. Outdoor fairy gardens transform ordinary corners of your yard into enchanting miniature worlds that captivate both children and adults alike. These whimsical displays bring stories to life while adding unique charm to your industry.
Creating your own fairy garden doesn’t require a green thumb or expensive materials – just creativity and a few simple supplies. Whether you’re working with a small patio container or a sprawling garden bed we’ll show you how to design magical spaces that become conversation starters and sources of endless joy.
From choosing the perfect plants to crafting tiny fairy houses and pathways we’re about to explore dozens of inspiring ideas that’ll help you build your own outdoor fairy wonderland. Get ready to discover how these miniature gardens can transform any outdoor space into something truly special.
Choose the Perfect Location for Your Outdoor Fairy Garden
Finding the right spot for your outdoor fairy garden sets the foundation for a thriving miniature industry. We’ll help you identify the ideal location that balances beauty with functionality for your magical creation.
Consider Sunlight and Shade Requirements
Partial shade areas work best for most fairy garden plants and accessories. Morning sun with afternoon shade creates optimal growing conditions for miniature hostas, small ferns, and moss varieties commonly used in fairy gardens. Direct sunlight throughout the day can fade delicate fairy houses and furniture while stressing small plants.
Observe your potential fairy garden locations throughout different times of day. We recommend tracking sunlight patterns for at least one week before making your final decision. Areas receiving 4 to 6 hours of filtered sunlight typically support the widest variety of fairy garden plants.
Avoid completely shaded spots under dense tree canopies. These locations often struggle with poor air circulation and excessive moisture retention. But, dappled shade beneath deciduous trees provides excellent conditions for creating enchanting fairy garden scenes.
Evaluate Drainage and Soil Conditions
Proper drainage prevents waterlogged fairy gardens that can kill delicate plants. We suggest testing your chosen area by digging a small hole approximately 12 inches deep and filling it with water. Good drainage allows the water to disappear within 24 hours.
Clay soils require amendments to improve drainage for fairy gardens. Adding coarse sand, perlite, or small gravel helps create better growing conditions for miniature plants. Heavy clay can cause root rot in small fairy garden specimens that prefer well draining conditions.
Raised areas naturally provide better drainage than low lying spots. Gentle slopes or elevated sections of your yard typically drain more effectively than flat areas. We often recommend creating small mounds or using raised planters for fairy gardens in areas with poor natural drainage.
Select Protected Areas from Strong Winds
Wind protected locations preserve delicate fairy garden decorations and prevent plant damage. Strong gusts can topple miniature furniture, blow away lightweight accessories, and stress small plants beyond their tolerance levels. Areas near fences, garden walls, or large shrubs offer natural windbreaks.
Corner spaces between buildings provide excellent wind protection for fairy gardens. These naturally sheltered areas create microclimates that support tender plants while keeping tiny decorative elements secure. We’ve found that corners often maintain more stable moisture levels too.
Avoid completely exposed areas in windy yards without installing wind barriers. Open lawn spaces or hilltops subject fairy gardens to constant air movement that can dry out soil quickly. Installing small decorative screens or planting taller perennials nearby creates effective protection for your miniature industry.
Create Miniature Pathways and Walkways
Now that we’ve established the perfect location for our fairy garden, it’s time to add the magical pathways that’ll guide visitors through our miniature wonderland.
Use Natural Stone and Pebble Paths
Natural stones and pebbles create the most authentic-looking fairy garden pathways that blend seamlessly into outdoor environments. We can arrange small flat stones in winding patterns or use smooth pebbles to mimic cobblestone roads that fairies might actually walk on.
Colored aquarium gravel offers another excellent option for adding texture and vibrant hues to our pathways. Pea gravel works particularly well for creating realistic miniature roads, and we can even use it to form faux ponds or stream beds within our fairy garden space.
The key is selecting materials that look proportional to our fairy figurines while maintaining that natural, weathered appearance that makes the garden feel lived-in.
Design Twig and Bark Walkways
Twig and bark walkways bring rustic woodland charm that’s perfect for outdoor fairy gardens. We gather small twigs or bark pieces and lay them closely together to create tiny textured paths that look like fairies constructed them using forest materials.
This eco-friendly approach costs virtually nothing and helps our garden achieve that naturally magical appearance we’re after. The irregular shapes and earth tones of bark create visual interest while maintaining the organic feel that makes fairy gardens so enchanting.
Small branches can be arranged in parallel lines to form boardwalk-style paths, adding dimension and storytelling elements to our miniature industry.
Install Tiny Stepping Stone Routes
Miniature stepping stones made from small flat rocks, ceramic pieces, or crafted resin create enchanting routes that encourage exploration throughout our garden. We arrange them in zigzag or curved patterns to guide visitors’ eyes naturally through the miniature industry.
These stepping stones serve as whimsical navigation tools that make our fairy garden feel more interactive and captivating. They can lead to fairy houses, around plant clusters, or toward special features like tiny benches or water elements.
Mixing different materials for our stepping stones adds visual variety while maintaining the magical theme that makes our outdoor fairy garden truly special.
Build Enchanting Fairy Houses and Shelters
Creating magical fairy houses serves as the centerpiece of any outdoor fairy garden, bringing whimsical charm that captures the imagination. These miniature dwellings become focal points that transform ordinary garden spaces into extraordinary fantasy realms.
Construct Tree Stump Fairy Homes
Tree stumps provide perfect natural foundations for fairy homes that integrate seamlessly into garden landscapes. We can hollow out sections of stumps to create cozy interior spaces, then add small windows and doors crafted from natural elements like bark pieces or tiny wooden scraps.
Decorating these stump homes requires minimal materials but maximum creativity. We’ll carve small doorways at the base and add window openings around the sides, using twigs to frame these features for authentic woodland appeal. Small moss patches applied to the exterior create a lived-in appearance that makes the fairy house look like it’s been part of the garden for years.
The natural weathering of tree stumps means these fairy homes become more enchanting over time. We can enhance their charm by placing tiny mushrooms, pebbles, or miniature garden accessories around the base to create a complete fairy habitat.
Design Rock and Stone Cottages
Flat stones offer excellent building materials for creating charming fairy cottages that blend naturally into rock gardens and landscaped areas. We’ll stack stones carefully to form walls, using bark pieces as roofing materials that provide both durability and rustic appeal.
Building stone cottages requires selecting stones of similar sizes for consistent wall construction. We can use small pebbles to fill gaps between larger stones, creating sturdy structures that withstand outdoor weather conditions. These stone dwellings work particularly well when grouped together to form entire fairy villages.
Stone patios and pathways complement these cottages perfectly, using small stones or ceramic pieces to create fairy-sized walkways. We’ll arrange flat stones in front of cottage entrances to serve as welcoming porches, adding tiny details like miniature flower pots or stone benches to enhance the realistic appearance.
Create Mushroom-Shaped Dwellings
Mushroom-shaped houses add whimsical fantasy appeal that transforms gardens into magical fairy habitats. We can create these dwellings using various materials, from handmade clay structures to decorative garden items designed specifically for fairy gardens.
Glowing mushrooms create particularly enchanting effects, especially when nestled among plants and flowers to simulate natural fairy environments. We’ll position these mushroom houses strategically throughout the garden, using them as anchor points that guide visitors through the fairy industry.
Natural integration makes mushroom dwellings most effective, so we’ll place them near existing plants and flowers where they appear to have grown organically. Adding small LED lights inside translucent mushroom houses creates magical nighttime displays that bring the fairy garden to life after dark.
Incorporate Water Features for Magical Appeal
Water features transform ordinary fairy gardens into enchanting wonderlands that sparkle with movement and life. We’ll explore three captivating ways to add aquatic magic to your outdoor fairy sanctuary.
Add Miniature Ponds Using Shallow Dishes
Shallow dishes create stunning miniature ponds that serve as focal points in your fairy garden. We recommend using ceramic saucers, decorative bowls, or even vintage teacups to create these tiny water features. Position them throughout your garden and fill with fresh water to create realistic pond effects.
Surrounding your miniature ponds with small stones enhances their natural appearance significantly. Layer pea gravel around the edges to mimic shoreline textures, then add moss for authentic woodland vibes. Small aquatic plants like baby’s tears or tiny succulents can nestle between stones for added realism.
These water features require minimal maintenance while delivering maximum visual impact. Change the water weekly to prevent stagnation, and clean the dishes monthly to maintain their sparkle. During freezing weather, we suggest bringing ceramic dishes indoors to prevent cracking.
Install Tiny Fountains and Waterfalls
Miniature fountains introduce gentle movement and soothing sounds that enhance your fairy garden’s magical atmosphere. We recommend battery powered or solar fountain pumps that hide easily beneath decorative stones or behind miniature plants. These compact systems operate quietly while creating mesmerizing water displays.
Crafting tiny waterfalls using small stones or slate pieces adds dramatic height variation to your garden layout. Stack flat stones to create natural looking cascades, then position the pump tubing to flow water down the rocky surfaces. Moss growing on the stones creates an aged, enchanted forest appearance.
Hidden pump systems work best when camouflaged with natural materials like bark chips or decorative pebbles. We suggest testing different pump speeds to achieve the perfect water flow rate. Solar powered options eliminate cord management while providing eco friendly operation during daylight hours.
Create Stream Effects with Blue Glass
Blue aquarium gravel creates stunning stream effects that sparkle brilliantly under sunlight without requiring actual water flow. We arrange colored glass pebbles in winding patterns throughout the garden to simulate flowing waterways. This technique delivers magical visual appeal while remaining completely maintenance free.
Designing serpentine paths with blue glass connects different garden sections seamlessly. Vary the width of your glass streams to create natural looking water courses, making some areas wider like pools and others narrower like rushing streams. Scatter individual glass pieces beyond the main path to suggest water splashing.
Combining blue glass with clear aquarium stones creates depth and movement illusions that captivate viewers. We recommend mixing different glass sizes and shades of blue to achieve realistic water effects. Position these faux streams strategically to guide visitors’ eyes through your fairy wonderland while maintaining the garden’s enchanted atmosphere.
Plant Fairy-Friendly Flora and Miniature Gardens
Creating a magical fairy garden atmosphere depends on selecting the right plants that evoke whimsical charm and miniature landscapes. We’ll focus on plants that maintain delicate proportions while adding enchanting beauty to our outdoor fairy wonderlands.
Select Small-Scale Perennials and Annuals
Perennials form the backbone of successful fairy gardens because they return year after year with minimal maintenance. Dwarf varieties like creeping thyme, miniature hostas, and small sedums work perfectly for maintaining proper scale throughout the seasons. These compact plants stay proportionate to tiny fairy houses and won’t overwhelm delicate decorative elements.
Annuals provide seasonal color bursts that keep fairy gardens vibrant and fresh. Lobelia creates cascading blue flowers that resemble tiny waterfalls, while sweet alyssum produces carpet-like blooms in white, pink, or purple. Miniature roses add classic beauty with their perfectly sized blooms and thorny stems that create natural fairy barriers.
Growth habits matter significantly when choosing plants for fairy gardens. We recommend selecting varieties with slow growth rates or naturally compact forms to prevent overcrowding. Violets and tiny ferns create lush understory layers that mimic natural forest floors where fairies might dwell.
Choose Moss and Ground Cover Options
Moss creates the most authentic fairy garden foundation because it provides lush green textures that resemble magical forest carpets. Sheet moss works best for covering large areas, while cushion moss adds dimensional interest around fairy structures and pathways.
Ground covers fill spaces beautifully between miniature elements while maintaining the garden’s enchanting scale. Creeping Jenny spreads quickly with bright green foliage that trails naturally over rocks and walls. Baby’s tears forms dense, delicate mats that look like tiny fairy lawns around houses and gathering areas.
Texture combinations enhance visual appeal when we layer different ground covers strategically. Irish moss provides fine, needle-like foliage that contrasts beautifully with broader-leafed options like wild ginger or small hostas. These combinations create natural-looking transitions between different fairy garden zones.
Plant Herbs That Attract Beneficial Insects
Aromatic herbs serve dual purposes in fairy gardens by providing sensory experiences while attracting beneficial pollinators. Lavender produces fragrant purple spikes that bees and butterflies love, while its compact growth habit fits perfectly in miniature landscapes.
Chamomile creates daisy-like flowers that attract beneficial insects while adding whimsical cottage garden charm to fairy settings. German chamomile stays smaller than Roman varieties, making it ideal for maintaining proper proportions. The apple-like scent adds another sensory layer to the fairy garden experience.
Culinary herbs enhance functionality while supporting local ecosystems through pollinator attraction. Thyme varieties like creeping thyme or woolly thyme form low mats covered in tiny flowers that bees adore. Mint species should be contained in small pots to prevent aggressive spreading, but their flowers attract beneficial insects while leaves provide refreshing fragrance when brushed against.
Add Decorative Accessories and Furniture
Once we’ve established our water features and plant selections, we can transform our fairy garden into a truly magical miniature industry by incorporating charming decorative accessories and furniture. These tiny elements bring life and personality to our outdoor fairy sanctuary.
Place Miniature Benches and Tables
Miniature benches and tables create perfect gathering spots where our fairy friends can rest and socialize throughout their garden adventures. We can position these tiny furniture pieces strategically along fairy paths or near focal features like miniature ponds and flower clusters to establish inviting social spaces. Crafting these accessories from natural materials like twigs or wood scraps adds authentic charm while keeping costs minimal.
Strategic placement becomes crucial when we’re arranging these pieces in our garden industry. Positioning them near the fairy houses we’ve built creates natural conversation areas that encourage imaginative play. We’ll find that clustering a small bench with a matching table under a leafy plant canopy provides shade and shelter for our fairy inhabitants.
Install Tiny Lanterns and Lighting
Tiny lanterns and fairy lights extend our garden’s magical appeal well into the twilight hours, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates visitors of all ages. Battery operated or solar powered options work perfectly for outdoor conditions, allowing us to hang lights on branches, place them along pathways, or tuck them inside fairy houses without worrying about electrical connections.
Glowing elements such as miniature mushroom lights or tiny lanterns emphasize the mystical fairy theme while improving our garden’s nighttime charm. We can string fairy lights through plant foliage to create a starlike effect that makes our entire garden shimmer after dark. Solar powered options charge during the day and automatically illuminate at dusk, providing consistent lighting without maintenance concerns.
Include Small Garden Tools and Wheelbarrows
Small garden tools and wheelbarrows bring our fairy garden to life by suggesting that our magical inhabitants have been actively tending their miniature industry. These accessories complement our plant selections and furniture arrangements while creating a playful, detailed industry that sparks curiosity and wonder. Miniature pots, watering cans, and shovels scattered thoughtfully throughout the space tell the story of busy fairy gardeners at work.
We can group these tiny tools near our fairy houses or arrange them along pathways to suggest ongoing garden maintenance activities. Adding a small wheelbarrow filled with colorful pebbles or miniature flowers creates the impression that our fairy friends have just finished their daily gardening tasks.
Design Themed Fairy Garden Concepts
Creating themed fairy gardens allows us to create miniature worlds that transport visitors to different environments and capture exact moods. We can design these magical spaces using various materials and plants that reflect distinct landscapes from around the industry.
Create Beach and Seaside Fairy Gardens
Coastal themed fairy gardens bring the tranquil beauty of ocean shores into our outdoor spaces. We start by using colored aquarium gravel or pea gravel to simulate sandy beach paths and create the appearance of coastal ponds throughout our miniature industry.
Natural beach elements like seashells, tiny boats, and miniature beach chairs enhance the seaside atmosphere while adding authentic textures and colors. These accessories work particularly well when scattered along gravel pathways or positioned near water features to create realistic beach scenes.
Blue aquarium gravel serves as an excellent foundation for simulating ocean waves and tidal pools. We can layer different shades of blue and green gravel to create depth and movement that mimics natural water patterns.
Driftwood pieces and small pieces of sea glass add finishing touches that complete the coastal ambiance. These materials provide natural weathered textures that blend seamlessly with beach themed accessories and plantings.
Build Woodland and Forest Themes
Forest inspired fairy gardens capture the enchanting mystery of woodland environments using natural materials found in most outdoor settings. We construct these gardens using bark, moss, twigs, and small shade loving plants that replicate authentic forest floor conditions.
Miniature retaining walls created from small stones support dense vegetation and create terraced planting areas that mimic natural forest hillsides. These structural elements provide both visual interest and practical growing spaces for woodland plants like small ferns and moss varieties.
Stone patios and babbling water features add realistic elements that suggest fairies gather in these peaceful forest clearings. We can create these features using flat stones for seating areas and small water pumps to generate gentle flowing sounds.
Campsite inspired fairy gardens offer a cozy woodland camping atmosphere using miniature tents, small logs, and carefully arranged rock formations. These elements suggest fairies enjoy outdoor adventures and create storytelling opportunities for children exploring the garden.
Tree bark and twigs form natural building materials for rustic fairy houses that blend invisibly into woodland settings. We can hollow out small sections of bark to create doorways and windows that appear naturally integrated into the forest environment.
Design Desert and Succulent Fairy Spaces
Desert themed fairy gardens provide low maintenance alternatives that thrive in sunny outdoor locations with minimal water requirements. We integrate drought resistant succulents and cacti to create authentic desert landscapes that flourish in challenging growing conditions.
Gravel, sand, and small decorative stones replicate natural desert terrain while providing excellent drainage for succulent plants. These materials create visual contrast against the green and silver tones of desert vegetation.
Miniature desert accessories like tiny cacti, small pottery pieces, and southwestern themed decorations complement the natural plant selections. We can position these elements along gravel pathways to create authentic desert village scenes.
Colored stones in warm earth tones like terracotta, gold, and deep red enhance the desert aesthetic while providing mulch benefits for succulent plantings. These materials retain heat during the day and gradually release warmth to support plant growth.
Small agave plants, jade varieties, and other compact succulents serve as perfect scale plants for desert fairy gardens. We select specimens that maintain their miniature proportions and require minimal maintenance throughout growing seasons.
Maintain Your Outdoor Fairy Garden Year-Round
Creating your magical fairy garden is just the beginning of your enchanting journey. Proper year-round maintenance ensures your miniature wonderland remains vibrant and captivating through every season.
Establish Seasonal Care Routines
Watering becomes your most critical maintenance task, especially for container fairy gardens that dry out faster than in-ground plantings. Regular watering schedules keep your plants healthy, but we recommend using drip irrigation systems whenever possible to avoid damaging delicate fairy garden elements. Consistent moisture levels prevent stress on your miniature plants and help maintain the lush appearance that makes fairy gardens so magical.
Fertilizing your fairy garden plants requires selecting the right nutrients for your exact plant types. Organic fertilizers work wonderfully for herb-based fairy gardens, while chemical fertilizers might be necessary for flowering annuals like lobelia and sweet alyssum. Compost-based fertilizers provide gentle, long-lasting nutrition that supports the slow-growing varieties like violets and tiny ferns we’ve incorporated into our designs.
Pruning and shaping your fairy garden plants maintains their miniature proportions and prevents them from overwhelming your tiny houses and decorations. Trim plants regularly during growing seasons to keep them in scale with your fairy furniture and pathways. Late fall and winter pruning prevents freeze damage to tender growth and keeps your garden looking neat throughout dormant periods.
Pest control monitoring protects your miniature network from insects and diseases that could devastate small-scale plantings. Check plants weekly for signs of aphids, spider mites, or fungal issues that spread quickly in the close quarters of fairy gardens. Early intervention with appropriate treatments keeps your magical industry healthy and thriving.
Protect Delicate Elements from Weather
Mulching around your plants prevents soil erosion and reduces muddy conditions after watering or rain that could damage your carefully arranged decorations. Organic mulch like shredded bark or moss maintains the natural aesthetic of your fairy garden while providing practical benefits. Apply mulch carefully around miniature pathways and fairy houses to avoid covering important design elements.
Bringing fragile decorations indoors during extreme weather events protects your investment in delicate fairy figurines and miniature furniture. Store ceramic pieces, fabric elements, and battery-operated lights in a dry location when severe storms threaten. Secure permanent decorations like stone cottages and metal accessories to prevent wind damage during harsh weather.
Covering sensitive plants with frost cloth or small cloches extends the growing season for tender varieties in your fairy garden. Remove covers during warm days to prevent overheating, then replace them as temperatures drop. This protection allows you to enjoy colorful blooms longer and keeps your fairy garden looking magical even as seasons change.
Update Decorations for Different Seasons
Spring refreshing brings new life to your fairy garden with fresh plantings of annuals and updated decorative elements. Replace winter-damaged accessories with bright, cheerful pieces that reflect the season’s energy. Add flowering plants like miniature pansies or primroses to complement your established perennials and create renewed visual interest.
Summer adjustments focus on providing adequate shade and moisture for both plants and decorations during hot months. Move portable elements to shadier locations if needed, and consider adding temporary shade structures over delicate areas. Bright summer accessories like tiny beach umbrellas or miniature picnic sets enhance the warm-weather charm of your fairy garden.
Autumn transformations showcase seasonal colors through both plant selection and decorative updates. Replace faded summer annuals with cool-season varieties like ornamental cabbage or small mums that echo the fall palette. Add miniature pumpkins, tiny scarecrows, or autumn-colored pebbles to your pathways for seasonal appeal.
Winter preparations shift focus to structural elements and evergreen plants that maintain interest during dormant months. Remove tender decorations and highlight permanent features like stone pathways and evergreen ground covers. Add winter-themed accessories like miniature snow globes or tiny evergreen trees to keep your fairy garden enchanting even in the coldest months.
Conclusion
We’ve explored the delightful industry of outdoor fairy gardens and discovered how these miniature wonderlands can transform any backyard space into something truly magical. From selecting the perfect location to crafting enchanting pathways and building whimsical fairy houses we’ve covered all the essential elements needed to create your own fairy sanctuary.
The beauty of fairy gardens lies in their flexibility and personal touch. Whether you’re drawn to beach themes woodland settings or desert landscapes there’s a fairy garden style that’ll perfectly match your vision and space. With proper plant selection strategic placement of decorative accessories and consistent seasonal maintenance your fairy garden will continue to captivate visitors year-round.
Now it’s time to gather your materials and start creating your own outdoor fairy wonderland that’ll spark imagination and bring joy to everyone who discovers it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials do I need to create an outdoor fairy garden?
You don’t need expensive or specialized materials to start a fairy garden. Basic supplies include small plants like dwarf creeping thyme and miniature hostas, natural elements such as stones, pebbles, and bark, plus decorative items like tiny houses and miniature furniture. Many materials can be found in your yard or crafted from everyday items, making this an affordable creative project.
Where should I place my fairy garden for best results?
Choose a location with partial shade, as most fairy garden plants thrive in these conditions. Ensure the area has proper drainage by testing the soil – amend clay soils if necessary. Select a spot protected from strong winds to safeguard delicate decorations and plants. Natural windbreaks like shrubs or fences help maintain a stable environment for your miniature creation.
How do I create pathways in my fairy garden?
Use natural stones and pebbles for authentic-looking paths that blend seamlessly into the environment. Colored aquarium gravel and pea gravel add texture and vibrancy. For a rustic charm, create walkways using small twigs and bark pieces. Tiny stepping stones made from various materials serve as whimsical navigation tools, guiding visitors through your magical garden space.
What types of plants work best for fairy gardens?
Select small-scale perennials like dwarf creeping thyme and miniature hostas that complement tiny fairy houses without overwhelming them. Add seasonal color with annuals such as lobelia and sweet alyssum. Include slow-growing varieties like violets and tiny ferns for lush understory layers. Moss and ground covers like creeping Jenny enhance texture and visual appeal.
How can I add water features to my fairy garden?
Create miniature ponds using shallow dishes like ceramic saucers or vintage teacups, surrounded by small stones and moss. Install tiny fountains with battery-powered or solar pumps for gentle water movement and soothing sounds. Use blue aquarium gravel to simulate stream effects – this provides a maintenance-free way to add visual interest and water elements.
What fairy houses work best for outdoor gardens?
Use tree stumps as natural foundations, decorating hollowed sections with small windows and doors made from natural elements. Create rock and stone cottages using flat stones with bark roofing that blend into the landscape. Mushroom-shaped dwellings add whimsical charm and can be enhanced with LED lights for magical nighttime displays.
How do I maintain my fairy garden year-round?
Establish seasonal care routines including regular watering, appropriate fertilization, and pruning to maintain miniature proportions. Monitor for pests and protect delicate elements from harsh weather conditions. Update decorations seasonally to reflect changing environments. Proper maintenance ensures your fairy garden remains vibrant and captivating throughout all seasons.
Can I create themed fairy gardens?
Yes! Popular themes include beach gardens using colored gravel and seashells, woodland themes with bark and moss, and desert gardens featuring succulents and sand. Each theme uses specific materials and plants to create authentic miniature environments. Themed gardens allow for creative expression while transporting visitors to different magical worlds within your outdoor space.
