My Fairy Garden FG001 Playset, Multicolor

I didn’t take a photo, Will had one later, it was bought by my son, well I had to order for him because he works away, my granddaughter kept on about this. I had not seen them before my son found one on here sent me a picture and I ordered on his behalf. Just got to get a little compost. My fault I thought o had some in. Not biggie get a bag later today. Hence no picture. I have to say it’s a really nice present. Granddaughter 3 today. I like it. It is in my opinion a project to teach children how to grow things. Like the grass. Out of everything we bought her for her birthday. She put to one side and she was only interested in the fairy garden. She wanted to get it going. Unfortunately it was only today I realised I had no compost. I see a few bad reviews, I can’t understand why it’s a educational toy. As well as a pretty fairy’s. House etc. Yes you can just buy a pot and grass seed as someone says. However I do not think it would have the same interest if it was just a pot. I highly recommended this I really do. I will get the other for her. It’s actually with what you pay. It’s pretty. As well as a interest in growing

This was an excellent activity and my 3yr old really enjoyed it. Kept growing so provided ongoing fun. Fast delivery. Just make sure you have potting mix and you will be good to go.

Child's birthday present. Child was thrilled with the gift.

In the box you receive everything you need to create a beautiful living garden including a bowl, fairy figurine, oyster shell, fairy cottage, clothes line with post, pegs and a blanket, carpet for the cottage, grass seed, coloured gravel, mushroom, flowers, fairy dust and an instruction booklet. Everything came packaged really well in the pretty box.I took all of the pieces out of the box and set about creating the Fairy Garden. The first thing you have to do is fill the bowl with compost or soil from the garden. You need to make sure it is quite flat when full so that the fairy cottage can stand up. Next you need to make up the fairy cottage which is foam pieces you put together. It was a little fiddly and I think younger children would need quite a bit of help to put it together. Once that is done you can start to add all of the other decorations to the bowl. The instruction booklet takes you through where to put all of the decorations, however, you could use your imagination and add extra bits if you wanted to.When you have all of your decorations in place you sprinkle the grass seed over the remaining spaces and put it in a nice sunny spot to allow your Fairy Garden to grow.I have placed our Fairy Garden on a window sill and it is doing really well. It needs a tiny bit of water every couple of days, however, after less than a week the grass is already starting to grow.I really like the idea of the Fairy Garden. It is fun to make and maintain and my children love checking every morning to see how much grass has grown. I think it would make a great gift for children big and small!I received the Fairy Garden free of charge in return for my honest blog review.

It is a very pretty toy and very giftable. I bought my niece one and then her mum got one for her friends birthday