FAIRY GARDENER: Olivia Moore dresses the part as she helps with Helen Valentine’s Where Fairies Dwell booth during the annual Art in the Garden event Saturday in Nanoose Bay.

A fairy gardener in Nanoose Bay

Olivia Moore dresses the part as she helps with the annual Art in the Garden event Saturday in Nanoose Bay

FAIRY GARDENER: Olivia Moore dresses the part as she helps with Helen Valentine’s Where Fairies Dwell booth during the annual Art in the Garden event Saturday in Nanoose Bay.

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