Looks good to me. Maybe you can keep the leggy plants and fill the empty spaces that will not go leggy but in rosette forms. Baby topsy turvy comes to mind or any existing collection you have that grows low.

That is a lovely bowl! I hope you put some drain holes.

No drainage holes (yet). I haven't even watered. I just wanted to leave them there for a few weeks and occassionally spray with water.

It's the first year I try my hand at propagating succulents and have them in trays, mostly. But I do have a soft spot for pretty bowls.

Ive you can always tip the bowl up sideways and place something under it to hold it up...the plants won't mind and you won't have to worry about "drainage"

Greg, that's a great idea! Thanks.

I posted this arrangment on David of Delands thread but thought it could be enjoyed here too.
I found the soldier when DD cleaned the gutters,probably former neighbors.
The arrangement is supposed to depict the soldier amidst exploding bombs.

Share the wealth Jo Ann!

These are the little garden type things that inspire creativity.

I am an Amazon type woman and never went in for teeeeeeny things. I dont have collections of mini stuff. I do remember unearthing a small soldier in the garden that is by the deck and If I run into him again I will keep him.

I am enjoying this.

Amazon's are cool!!!!!!!!!

Just have FUN!

Wonderful Jo Ann. It is a tiny treasure with a new home and purpose. I love it.

The plant does work for what you are wanting! Cool!

My semp garden on the deck

Jo, Love the burgundy coloring running thru your pots (some of it contributed nicely by the oxalis)!

I seem to like the dark ones.

Love it Jo Ann! Very peaceful looking! And your plants look so healthy and happy!!

Yahoo!!!
Those are beautiful Jo Ann. The colors work well together.

Lynn ,I have you to thank for guidance.

I have nothing to do with your wonderful artist's eye for color and combinations. You have an awesome talent for that.

No ! No ! You inspired and enabled. Lets face it. LOL