Plants to use in mini-gardens & full-scale gardens, too

The lawn in this mini-garden consists of Corsican mint, which you can see on either side of the chair. Photo courtesy Mischler’s Florist and Greenhouses by Connie Oswald Stofko You have probably seen mini-gardens on garden walks. There are vast fairy gardens and fairy gardens tucked under a tree and gardens in a tray There are yards with garden railways. And there are mini-gardens that have nothing to do with fairies or trains. Whatever direction you take, you’ll need small…