End of Year Hypertufa Pots Rewind/Review
As the year winds down, and we all are getting ready to go to party tonight, I wanted to review some of my hypertufa pots, planters, and creations this year. Some were originally…
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Storing Portland Cement – Hypertufa’s Main Ingredient!
I am working on my process of storing Portland cement in my basement garden shop. Previously I explained about my new location for my set up of materials, but now I need to…
I Needed Plant Saucers! Made A Pair With Hypertufa!
It’s fall and I am putting some pots of mums on my front porch. I really love the color and shape of a large pot of mums, but we know that these flowers…
Overwintering Houseplants In My Basement
How do I overwinter my houseplants? Bring them into the basement under grow lights. Works fine for me!
Semps and Hens and Chicks…Oh My!
It’s halfway through August! How has the summer passed by so swiftly? The Sedum “Autumn Joy” is so full of its green buds and I will welcome the pinkish tinge which will be…
Moss Tufa Looks Blah! Let’s Replant My Largest Hypertufa!
My Moss Tufa, the giant hypertufa trough that I wrote about in this post, is not looking as well as I thought it should. Most of the moss had changed to an orange…
Check Out That Shape!
Recently, I ran across this plastic planter at a garage sale. This was an especially nice shape to use as a hypertufa mold made of a hard resin-type material and would have made…
What Can I Plant In Hypertufa? Trying Sedum Sunsparkler Blue Elf
Recently on a quick stop in Lowe’s Garden Center, I bought a plant that I had not seen before. It was Sedum Sunsparkler Blue Elf. This lovely blue succulent looked like just the…
At It Again – My Portulacaria Afra Bonsai Pruning
Portulacaria afra is such a great succulent to grow. It is fast-growing, forgiving of neglect, simple to plant. What more could I ask of a succulent? Since it is called Elephant Bush as…
Growing Hens and Chicks – Easy Care Plants!
Growing Hens and Chicks is an easy task for an inexperience gardener, so even if you are a beginner, these little Jewels of the Garden should still be a great pleasure to grow. …
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