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Succulent Pots - Wordless Wednesday










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  1. Terra April 06, 2016

    Love the soft colors. I am inspired to create another succulent pot, you can not have too many!

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  2. AnonymousApril 06, 2016

    Succulents do so well in pots Tatyana, you have some beauties there.

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  3. CLee RApril 06, 2016

    How do you overwinter your succulents? Greenhouse? I love your garden and the photos you post. Very inspiring

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenApril 07, 2016

      CLee R, our winters are mild, we can leave them outside but protect from rain.

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  4. Beth at PlantPostingsApril 06, 2016

    Very nice! You are such a gifted garden designer, Tatyana!

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  5. MaureenApril 07, 2016

    Lovely colours, shapes. and textures. I am very fond of succulents

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  6. Donna@Gardens Eye ViewApril 09, 2016

    Oh these are so beautiful!

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  7. LesApril 10, 2016

    I love these. Way too early to put them out here.

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  8. RobinLApril 11, 2016

    I am certainly a succulent fan, especially because my yard is very bright and sunny. That second photo, the mixed pot on your patio table, is just fabulous!

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  9. HoehoegrowApril 12, 2016

    Those pots look fantastic! I love the contrast of form and colour!

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  10. debsgardenApril 18, 2016

    Very nice! I am just beginning to appreciate succulents, especially for pots in hot sun. I have some concrete pots, and succulents are about the only things that will survive in them. In fact, they flourish!

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  11. JenniferApril 19, 2016

    You can see why succulents are so popular when you look at your wonderful collection of them! So pretty!

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  12. HELENEApril 20, 2016

    Oh, these pots are really nice, I have started on my first one with a few house leeks but I would like many more. What is that plant called that looks like green pearls draping down the large terracotta pot? Absolutely lovely!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenApril 21, 2016

      Helene, it's Senecio rowleyanus, commonly known as string-of-pearls.

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  13. MindyApril 26, 2016

    Love this.

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