Hide Easter nests: Six original ideas for the garden
Created: 04/14/2022, 13:52
By: Sophie Waldner
Hiding Easter nests in the garden is just one of the many Easter traditions.
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Easter is approaching and the first Easter nests are slowly being made.
But where is the best place to hide them?
We have some creative ideas for hiding places in the garden.
Finding the right hiding place becomes a challenge at some point, and not just for the children's game of "hide and seek".
Even when it comes to Easter baskets, parents have to get more creative with each passing year.
Because even the little ones are getting cleverer from year to year.
Depending on the age, the hiding places should of course be adjusted.
A toddler won't think of looking for an Easter basket in the charcoal or grill.
This hiding place might impress a teenager.
But what other good hiding places are there in the home garden?
Hide Easter nests: bed
Whether in the flower or vegetable bed,
small gifts and Easter nests
can be ideally hidden in the bed.
If you want to make it particularly difficult for the seeker, you bury the nest in the ground.
Another idea would be to hide the Easter basket in the bag of potting soil.
In addition to the bed, the sandbox is also a nice hiding place for the Easter nest.
For example, you can
bury the nest in the sand
or place it between and under the molds.
Hide Easter nests: clothesline
At first glance, the clothesline looks like an obvious hiding place.
But time and time again, seekers overlook what is right in front of them.
Clip smaller gifts to the clothesline or
hang between the laundry
.
Another option is to hide the nest in the laundry basket or under the clothespins.
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Hide Easter Nests: Birdhouse
The bird house is also a nice hiding place, which is not necessarily discovered immediately.
Depending on the size of the bird house, different gifts can be hidden here.
Or even
between the birdseed
.
In this context, trees can also be used as hiding places.
Easter nests can be hidden inconspicuously both on the branch fork and in the middle of the branches.
Hide Easter nests: garden shed
Easter nests can, for example , be hidden
on the gable
of the garden house.
But also in the garden house, between the garden tools and flower pots, Easter nests remain undiscovered for a long time.
Maybe you also have garden furniture in your garden house, behind which you can hide a nest.
A heavier hiding place could also be
the rain gutter
.
If you also deposit brooms and rakes in the garden shed, you can also hide the Easter nest there - for example between the bristles of the broom.
In addition, Easter nests can also be placed between stacks of wood.
There are often smaller gaps in which you can hide the Easter eggs.
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Hide Easter nests: watering can
The watering can is especially ideal for Easter eggs.
You can hide the Easter basket in the watering can yourself.
Or even behind it if it is in a suitable place where the nest is not immediately visible.
Another idea is to hide the Easter egg
in the sprinkler attachment
of the jug.
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Hide Easter nests: rubber boots
If you have special rubber boots for the garden, these are also suitable as hiding places.
Place the Easter basket directly in the shoe, or behind it,
similar to the watering can hiding place
.
Easter eggs can also be hidden in gardening gloves.
You can also cover the Easter basket with the gloves.
(swa)
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