Hi Sumera,
Thanks for commenting! I did use entirely real plants, nothing fake.
The small planters were purchased at Hobby Lobby a few years ago in their seasonal section, so I am not sure if they are still available. However, I did see a similar planter in the fairy garden section of a large garden nursery last year. I have also seen miniature planters on etsy.
If you buy a planter to do this with, be sure that it has a drainage hole or that you can successfully drill one using a masonry bit. It also needs to be large enough to hold the roots, these lobelia came in a six-pack and I had to stuff the roots in, so that gives you a rough idea on the size.
Unless you live in a cool climate or like to water twice a day, it will be important to insert the drip emitter into the bottom or plant a succulent instead.
Little Tudor on the Prairie 
did u use real plants? how did u manage to get the small planters for purple flowers?
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Hi Sumera,
Thanks for commenting! I did use entirely real plants, nothing fake.
The small planters were purchased at Hobby Lobby a few years ago in their seasonal section, so I am not sure if they are still available. However, I did see a similar planter in the fairy garden section of a large garden nursery last year. I have also seen miniature planters on etsy.
If you buy a planter to do this with, be sure that it has a drainage hole or that you can successfully drill one using a masonry bit. It also needs to be large enough to hold the roots, these lobelia came in a six-pack and I had to stuff the roots in, so that gives you a rough idea on the size.
Unless you live in a cool climate or like to water twice a day, it will be important to insert the drip emitter into the bottom or plant a succulent instead.
I hope this helps.
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thank u so much for such a detailed reply
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