Spriggan: Sounds like a nice idea. For a twilight garden, try flowers that open up in the evening, like evening primrose, moonflower, or night phlox. They give a gentle glow when the light fades. Add some lavender or rosemary for scent and a hint of silver in the wind. Tall grasses like pampas or feathery ferns will sway softly, and a few lantern plants or glow‑bark trees can add a subtle light. Keep the ground soft with moss or soft mulch, and maybe a stone pathway that catches the last rays. It’ll feel like a secret clearing that only the night knows.

Spriggan: That’s the spirit. The firefly stones will ripple the light just right. When the moss hums, you’ll hear the forest’s own lullaby. Keep the path a little uneven, like a natural trail, so it invites wanderers without a clear ending. Then the whole clearing feels like a hush‑filled secret just waiting for someone to step in. You’re on the right path.