I am wanting some new ideas on what to group together. Container ideas, ect. Your best plants.

Thanks,

Teresa

For indoors or outdoors? Semps and sedums are hardy succulents, not tender ones, of course. Do you have any of those?

I only have hen and chickens, cobwebbed ones and stonecrops. Tall sedums too. What is the red plants?

Nice container Tee!

Thanks, Chris.

Teresa, the red plant is a Sempervivum but, alas, I don't know which one.

Very nice!!!

LOL - right now, I just have a bunch of stuff stuffed in one pot, hoping they root. And I do mean a bunch - probably about 9 different species.

I have several photos here, hope I'm not inundating anyone :P

Beautiful Greg. Love those little sink containers!! Do you keep them inside all year or put them outside in the summer?

You won't inundate us, Greg. We love the photos!

Oh good! I didn't post all that I was going to
Chris - I move them in and out, these ones I shelter a bit under larger plants. I've noticed though that even the plants that I place getting only morning sun, do so much better than an indoor environment (unless it gets too cold for them) Pretty amazing what sunshine and wind can do!
Peace

I have some tender ones I bring inside in the winter too and I agree - they're much happier outside in summer.

Chris, and it always amazes me how quickly they "catch up". I've only had most of my succulents for 1 summer but they just did so well!!

Usually my groupings with these guys just sort of happen. Someone may want to give one to me they no longer care for, etc. (I take unwanted plants as much as possible).

These guys on their way to a new pot. The jade plants was a "rescue" that has grown quite fond of being here.