We’ve had this planter for a couple years now. The plant that was in it never really took off, and I think that’s why I never really cared much for the planter. What a difference the right plant (or plants) can make! Sedum cuttings from the garden and a few $2 succulents from the orange big box store...
Hi I just found you! I'm a new follower! Love the centerpiece and the creatures that live there! Looks like you love succulents as much as I do!
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that cactus garden is really power packed. there is a lot in a little bit of space. it is great.
ReplyDeleteI love it! The gorilla dude takes it to the next level of awesomeness.
ReplyDeleteHow perfect for a tabletop where you can admire the little details. Just don't lean into the cactus when you're reaching for the salt and pepper . . . maybe I should put one of those on my table to encourage better manners at dinnertime!
ReplyDeletevery nice pics
ReplyDeleteSplendid! Perhaps your next cactus container could feature The Missing Link ?
ReplyDeleteHow cute...great combination.
ReplyDeleteSmall compositions like this one can be so rewarding in their detail. With the addition of your prehistoric friends, you never know what may happen overnight!
ReplyDeleteCandy, thank you for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteBWM, "power packed"...I like it.
Megan, he certainly does amp things up a bit.
VW, ouch! Excellent point.
Evelyn, thank you.
ks, uhm...
Darla, thank you.
MulchMaid, omg...good point. I should find (or make) a small nest and get a few tiny eggs. I wonder how long it would take the husband to notice?
A husband and a sense of humor, a great combination!!!
ReplyDeleteI need to make a mental note, a tabletop succulent garden could make a really nice hostess gift when you need one. Who wouldn't want such a cool garden?
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