Re-potting My Thanksgiving Cactus – No Bugs Allowed!
Against my better judgement, I am re-potting my Thanksgiving Cactus into new soil. Poor girl has had a rough year. And now here I am expecting a great show for the Holidays. I…
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I Have To Get Finished Replanting Hens & Chicks
OK, I really know the answer to my problem to get finished replanting Hens & Chicks. Stop buying more! I have so many that are waiting for a hypertufa pot to cure or…
Those Garage Pots Are Fried – Sedum Angelina To The Rescue – She’ll Grow Anywhere!
Confessions are good for the soul so I must make a confession. Choosing the Purple Fountain Grass for my garage pots was a pitiful choice. Those garage pots currently look so fried and…
Baby Succulents Farm-My Field of Dreams!
You all remember my blog post about an easy way to plant up your pots by using sedum sod tiles. If not, see it here. But those little trays seemed nice and useful,…
Hypertufa Pot in a Hypertufa Pot – My Version of Pot In A Pot
Everyone is doing a pot in a pot arrangement so I need to, of course, make one for myself. But I need a hypertufa pot in a hypertufa pot, right? It just seems…
Pruning Off Dead Blooms On Succulents
Pruning off dead blooms on succulents outdoors or indoors can be beneficial for the health and good looks of your plants. About this time of year in Ohio, most of my succulents have…
10 Easy Succulent Plants To Grow
Who isn’t looking for easy? I am really in to succulents plants, so those words “easy succulents plants” are almost redundant to me. Succulent plants are made to store water and use it…
Colorful Sedum Angelina – Looks Like It’s On Fire!
An Introduction to Sedum Angelina Have you ever heard about Sedum Angelina? If not, you’re in for a treat! What is Sedum Angelina? Sedum Angelina, also known as Angelina Stonecrop, is a perennial…
Plant Pick: Sedum “Coral Carpet”
Sedum Coral Carpet is a perfect sedum for hypertufa pots and containers. This tiny sedum is mat-forming and has new growth that is salmon-orange (hence the name coral), grows to bright green and…
How To Build A Crevice Garden – In A Hypertufa Bowl
Building a crevice garden is just like planting any other garden. Choosing your plants should be easy if you have an idea of what you want and can harvest cuttings or root pickings…
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