Zen Fairy Garden

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Welcome to the Pinterest Challenge blog hop! Once a month I get together with my blogging friends to tackle projects along a related theme. This month’s theme is fairy gardens! The purpose of this Pinterest Challenge is to motivate us to not just pin, but to make it happen! I decided to create a Zen fairy garden for my home’s living room.

My Zen fairy garden was inspired by mini fairy garden by Natalie Linda. I recently purchased a beautiful succulent planter/live arrangement from Etsy Shop, Arosezen. Arosezen sells beautiful succulent and home decor gifts. Visit Mom Home Guide on Pinterest to see all the wonderful ideas I’ve pinned for future projects.

The succulent planter from Arosezen comes in a beautiful succulent pot that you can choose from a variety of colors and is filled with different types of succulents. (I chose a blue pot.) I think my succulent arrangement is so pretty! I decided to build my fairy garden around my beautiful new succulent arrangement.

Arosezen sent a few extra succulents with my order, so I potted those in a pretty white and blue pot that I already had.

You can see the succulent garden that I received from Arosezen in the below photo. My daughter lent me a fairy garden figurine and engraved mini fairy garden stone.

beautiful zen fairy garden with a succulent garden and fountain

I combined my new succulent garden and my daughter’s fairy garden accessories with a mini tabletop fountain, some Wicker Rattan Balls and some pretty ceramic evergreen trees and ceramic and metal houses given to me by a friend.