I Know What You Need

Hi !

Pret-ty bold statement, huh? Well, I think you're a lot like me and I'm going to boldly assume you need some spring eye-candy right about now. This seemingly endless winter has me challenged but thinking spring has been really helpful! 

We can still find comfort and joy in the hobby in the middle of this "wonderful" winter we are having this year, and plan, dream and collect ideas for our miniature garden adventures next season! So, what are you up to with your miniature gardening? Hit reply and let me know! 

Here's the latest, grab a cuppa and dig in. 

And keep thinking spring! :o) 

Questions and feedback are always welcome. 

Whatever you do, make it fun,

Above: That's a Green Carpet Juniper on the left. Top Point White Cedar to its right with Red Thyme on the right. The patio is the Sea Green Stone Sheet held in place so it won't wash away when it rains, with our exclusive Mini Patio Mix Kit. A full-sun pot that can handle the full, hot sun in the summer and freezing temps in the winter. (The flowers behind it are from a Rhododendron.)

More Spring-Themed
Mini Garden Fun!
 And it all started with a missing miniature pot...

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In the Arms of an Angel - You know when it's time to run and get a camera when... 🐞

Just Call Her Jacky - The Jacquelline Hillier Elm literally throws some shade in the "Pond in a Pot" miniature garden from my first Gardening in Miniature book. She's back in stock now. Full sun to part sun, great for containers, and hardier than I am, to Zone 5 or -20F. 

Membership is Open! 
Time to Start Planning for Spring!

See what this exclusive membership site is all about. 

There is no other website like it.

We now offer two levels of membership! 
Our Mini Garden Lite Level is less than $3 per month!

Click in to learn more about it:

The Miniature Garden Society.

Every Miniature Garden is Different. THAT'S why a miniature garden made by YOU is one of the most delightful and thoughtful Valentine gifts to give. It's unusual, a conversation starter, a project to share with your sister, a friend or your mom, it can be a way to learn how to grow a garden - or another way to grow! 

Keep Warm. Stay safe. Stay creative!

And thank you for reading!