Lets us see your succulent containers.

Valleylynn asked me to post this picture here. It was in one of the AHS (daylilies) tour gardens this past weekend.
I just ordered sempervivums and would love to find where they sell these.





Lisa

The search is on. See who comes up with the first link to buy this rooster.

Oops again posted to wrong posting thread..

About the English Rooster:
I saw one yesterday at a resale shop ... it was all wire but really nice and Big. Guess you could add some copper to it and make it like the English version Hilarious!

And you didn't buy the wire version Sis?

I was looking for garden shelving and nematodes

You could have had so much fun with that chicken.

Here is my ladder project. It is starting to fill in now.

OH WOW,,,, just can't wait to see how it fills in. GOOD JOB

I love all your containers. I am getting some good ideas.

I picked these containers up at the thrift shop.


These I picked up while I was on vacation

Cinta you find such cleaver things to plant in. I love all of them, especially the terra cotta head.

Does anyone, besides me, love Echeverias just because they look like very large Sempervivums???

Here's a couple of my succulent containers:

The large "Sempervium" looking Echeverias in Container:



and small container of small sempervivums and larger container is of Jovibara only:

Bev I love the way you planted the first container. It is lovely with the contrast of form and color.
And those semps are looking really good, and this is not even there best time of year. Good job.

LYNN, as you were probably typing the last message I was over in the semp seed forum looking at older photos of your now-must-be-older semp-lings and then I was looking at some of your this spring's "red" collection like Flintstone, Fiesta, Rauhreif, etc. You seem to be one busy lady...I could only hope to be as constructive and productive in all these ways (semp-wise and non-semp-wise) as you are able to be. Have a good wkend!

Unfortunately something got into the seedling bed and literally dug up the entire bed. I probably have 5 that I was able to rescue. I repaired the bed and put bird netting over it.
It is actually pretty easy to grow semps in raised beds and doesn't take all that much work.

This is my first time to do a succulent ball planter over the weekend.

Tarev, looks like a fun project. Will it be meant to hang outside or sit on the patio table or both /
When it gets more established I can see bringing in the Ball Planter for a day inside and use as a table centerpiece. How beuautiful it will be. Now you make me feel like I need to start a project...

Great job tarev. Love the idea of being able to bring it indoors for special occasions. It will be so much fun to see it filled out this coming year. I really like the mix of color and texture that you used.

All my succulents stays outdoors year round, so it might stay that way. I would like to hang it too...just waiting for the cuttings to root well. I found my succulents are waking up now from their summer slumber so hoping they attach well before colder weather sets in.

And I am thankful for all the pointers, instructions, photos posted here in ATP Motivated me a lot to try my hand doing this kind of planter.

This such a multipurpose container, it can be used so many ways.
Table decoration
Hanging planter
Sitting out in garden bed

I loooooove it.

Thank you for the reminder about coming into growing season for many of the tender succulents. It is the opposite of what we usually think of growing season being.