Easter Garden Table Centrepiece

Creating a mini garden table piece is a fun and easy way to add some greenery and Easter spirit to your patio, indoor table or hall table. 

With garden materials and some creativity, you can design the perfect mini garden table piece to match your personal style.  

I'll show you how I designed mine.

   Materials I used:

· Shallow bowl and another small bowl to fit inside it.

· Small plants - bok choy, fennel, lobelia, pansy, lemongrass

· Potting mix

· Pea straw

· Easter decorations: eggs and a ceramic bunny

· Potting mix

Instructions:

1. Layer pea straw inside the large bowl. 

2. Place the plants into the smaller bowl and top up with potting soil. Water well.

4. Put this planter in the back of the larger bowl.

5. Top up the pea straw and add your bunny and eggs.

Note: 

There are no drainage holes in this Easter mini garden table piece, and it is only designed to be on display for about two weeks before planting the plants in the garden.

Alternative Materials:

Low-sided basket or wooden box 

Moss or sphagnum moss

Rocks

Decorations such as ceramic eggs, chickens, birds, bird nests, small garden trowels, and Easter word signs. 

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Two FREE Rabbit Images For Easter

 Here are two cute floral rabbit images to use in your home Easter decor.

Copy, print and pop in a frame for your Easter display.

Free for personal non-commercial use.

Copyright applies.

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Special Occasion Jelly Bean Flower Vase

Looking for a sweet and fun way to decorate your home or office space? 

Try making a jellybean vase! 

This easy and affordable and not to mention DIY project is perfect for adding a pop of colour to any room.

Sometimes finding the perfect centerpiece for a party or event can be a daunting task, but jelly bean vases with artificial flowers are an easy unique and playful solution. 

Using a clear vase, fill it up with jelly beans of any colour or shape. 

To save on the amount of jelly beans used, you can use a cardboard tube as a central flower holder as I have done.

 

Once filled, add a few artificial flowers of your choice to create the illusion of a candy-filled garden. Cut the flower stems to the height required and wrap in tissue to help with stability in the tube. Place in the tube and then top up with jelly beans.

Whether you stick with traditional pastel-coloured jelly beans for Easter or go for a bold and bright mix for a summer celebration, the possibilities are endless. 

Eye-catching Jelly bean vases with artificial flowers bring fun and playfulness to any function or special event.

I've used mine to embrace a little fun in the Easter decor.

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