June is a time of jubilation as the gardens have awakened,  alive and abundant.                   Foxgloves are a favorite flower of the fairy folk.  Sprinkled with fairy dust they sparkle and glow.               Old Horse in […]

Spring is  the busiest time of year for all inhabitants of the Fairy Kingdom. Home Place Fairy Folk  have the pleasant task of sprinkling fairy dust throughout the flower and woodland gardens here at the farm.                 Little Delphinia Fairy sprinkles particles of magic dust throughout the woodland […]

                  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 […]

Early this morning I heard a soft tapping at my door, and whom should I find there greeting me? Why Tiny G, the smallest of the Home Place Fairy Folk. As is the custom each and every spring Tiny G hand delivers my invitation to The Grand Fairy Spring Ball. Fairy balls are grand occasions […]

  Springtime Blues Fairy style… In the gardens at the farm                   Wee Blue Fairy Folk waving wands…                   Along the roadside to Blue Fairy Hill… wee Blue Fairy Folk marching on…               […]

Memories of springtime in a small garden in Maine.                 Through the woodland from the Enchanted Forest into the garden the fairy children go.           A garden full of wonder where fairies sing to the flowers and dance as they scatter seeds and tend […]

  Spring greenery has begun, flowers have begun to blossom and fairies take delight.                                                                                   […]

Long ago and not so far away, an enchanted pony and a small group of children gathered together each and every spring. With Fairies beside them the children rode horseback and danced in a woodland glen. Now these children are children no more and they watch as their own young children dance and mingle with the […]

Fairies arrive in the wee early hours of dawn. Virginia Bluebells in full ring this morning, thousands of them carpet the gardens along with forget me knots. Virginia Bluebell (mertensia virginia) perennial, zones 3-9, shade,early spring bloomer. Prolific, small bulbs divide as well as self sows then dies back and greenery disappears in the heat […]