If you want to add decor to your garden but can’t decide on which one to try, then check out this miniature garden idea by Refúgio Green on YouTube! I love this idea so much and it looks incredibly beautiful in my garden and in my yard, I even added some personal touches by leveling it up, and it was so worth it. Learn how now by reading the instructions down below and while you’re at it watch the video tutorial as well to see how it’s done. Enjoy!

Materials:

  • PVC fence
  • Grass limiter
  • Terracotta vases
  • Rocks and bricks
  • Drill
  • Metal wires
  • Rake
  • Garden shovel
  • Soil
  • Decorative rocks and pebbles

Plants Used:

  • Marigolds
  • Alyssum
  • Gomphrena globosa
  • Chlorophytum

Directions:

Step 1

Place and assemble the terra cotta vases, stones, and bricks on the ground or area where you want them to be, then mark a circle around them before removing them and setting them aside. Dig around the marked area, especially at the sides, and push all of the dirt toward the center. Attach the PVC fence to the grass limiter as shown in the video, then bring the edges of the grass limiter together to form a circle, and secure the ends together.

Easy to Make Cottage-Style Miniature Garden
Image credit: Refúgio Green via YouTube

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Step 2

Place it in the dug area making sure that it sits fit, then respread the dirt on the center pushing them to the sides evenly, and make sure to cover the outer sides as well. Put the terra cotta pots back in the area and assemble them at the center of the fence, then fill the vases with soil, and transfer your plants in them. Decorate them around with rocks and pebbles as desired, then your plants, and you’re done!

Easy DIY Cottage-Style Miniature Garden Tutorial
Image credit: Refúgio Green via YouTube

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How to Make a DIY Cottage-Style Miniature Garden

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