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Even if you’ve only been reading My Mobile Adventures *~*~* for a short time, you know that I’m not a fan of the “Disney fairies”, Tinker Bell’s alleged little friends from her alleged home of Pixie Hollow [see 5 Ways Disney has defiled Tinkerbell]. Still, I like to think that my prejudices still leave room for giving credit where credit is due. The Pixie Hollow display outside the butterfly house at EPCOT this past spring was a study in how to make great topiaries. Even without facial expressions, the artists who create these masterpieces manage to convey personality and emotion in every piece they created in this garden. I’m going to shut up now and just let you look. Brava, bravo, bravi Disney horticulture team!
You want me to be happy, don’t you?
DON’T YOU?
They are fantastic! What a work of art. They make pixies almost believable.
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Those are pretty amazing! Some very creative artisans.
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I agree about Disney fairies and about how well done these garden sculptures are.
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Love the fairies!
Sofia
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They are great, and now my little Princess has run off to get her Tinkerbell books!
Happy WW!
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Wonderful capture of Disneys fairies! Very pretty garden sculptures.
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That is a fantastic garden.
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really beautiful. I am not a big fairy fan but those are gorgeous displays.
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TINKERBELL! I love her! The flowers are all so preeeetty!
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Colorful and well designed. The horticultural team certainly does an impressive job
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Those are impressive! My kids keep looking at them over and over asking why haven’t we seen these before?? We always go to Disney in November, so we see Christmas decorations rather than flowers!
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Great pictures, now I don’t have to go there…teasing. They are my absolute favorite – the fairies. Would have love to see them in person.
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