Growing up in South Texas in ranching country,
I avoided cactus as much as possible.
Today, in my world of gardening that gives me such
back breaking,
frustrating
PLEASURE,
I have fallen in love with succulents.
I enjoyed succulents last spring,
planting them in
antique Mexican pottery.
I won’t be planting anything in this piece, however.
I love it too much to hide it.
Find an interesting container and head to Wal Mart or Home Depot.
The investment is small-
$2.50-$4.00.
It can all be assembled in minutes,
(using cactus/palm potting soil)
and the beauty of succulents is
they don’t mind being
ignored.
It’s fun.
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Linking to
Cowgirl Up at Cedar Hill Ranch
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday at Coastal Charm
Tuesday's Treasures at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Laura - you had me at succulents. :)
ReplyDeleteI love planting them in unusual containers too. one of my fave is a pair of my Dad's old work boots. I cut the toe from one boot and they are growing out of the toe and spilling out of the top. Thanks for sharing. Blessings, Barb
great ideas Laura...as always I love your blog...
ReplyDeleteIn addition to a Christmas cactus I inherited from my mom I also got a couple of little cacti. Can't kill the things even though there is nothing desert like here in Minnesota.
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Laura I to adore succulents. I have one of those hen and chicks urns with different species, and it is getting so overgrown!
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ReplyDeleteOkay oh wise one. I want to plant some of these in fish bowls for the show. What do I need to do and can I assemble them in a tent in the middle of a cow pasture...with junk for tools?
ReplyDeleteAnthony
i loooove succulents! i have a few in my sunroom, and they just make me totally happy.
ReplyDeleteLooks good, Laura! I have never really grown succulents. My Mom used to have Hens&Chickens (?) I think they were called. She also had a huge Christmas cactus! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteBring outside inside is so much fun.
ReplyDeleteOkay... I'll give it a try. Thank goodness we're neighbors so I can give you a holler when my succelents draw their last breath. lol
ReplyDeleteI know yours are going to look great.
Karen
Ladybug Creek
I didn't care for them for the longest time!
ReplyDeletethey are now growing on me ... heeehee
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