Sunset’s Prelude to a Blood Red Flower Full Moon

                  Flower Moon is the name given to the full moon of May because this is generally when flowers begin to bloom in profusion in North America.               A “Blood Moon” happens when the Earth’s moon is in a total lunar […]

Tiny Wonders

As Seamstress to the Fairies I have just completed the finishing touches on this little dress, which I promptly dusted with fairy dust and hung from antlers of stag. This is tradition and increases the magical powers of the dress for it’s wearer. I am on the lookout now; awaiting the arrival of the sweet […]

Forget me not.

In the Fairy Glen we wander and we seek.                   Gathering tiny blue Forget me nots is a springtime Home Place Fairy tradition.    

The Fairy Folk Arrive as the Rain Settles Down.

The Home Place Fairies arrived in full force this morning right as the rain tapered off. Through the kiwi arbor I caught a glimpse of them working their spring magic. In the garlic beds they were busy sprinkling fairy dust, the beds were all a glow.I peeked inside the greenhouse and fluttering all about were fine little […]

Fairyland Friend’s

Look who I saw sparkling about in my garden this morning! Mitzi, a fairy friendly, fuzzy little Fairy Dog wanna be!      

Magic Happens

Magic happens in every garden.           All one has to do is look!    

Fairies Everywhere and Always!

                  Fairies are mischievous, don’t you know?                  

Stop and Smell the Flowers!

                  Tiny wonders everywhere! This morning I was pleasantly surprised when I spied this little fairy sniffing daffodils before she scampered through the arbor giggling .                      

Fairy School

Just saying….                        

Tiny Slumber

During daylight’s hottest hours, Home Place Fairy Folk enter the Enchanted Forest seeking shade. After a morning of hard work tending gardens they rest, napping inside cozy chambers hidden deep within an ancient oak tree.                   It is during the cooler hours of dawn and again at […]