I see said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw!

I really like that orange faced cat. I can't see the dog/cat one very well.
And look at how cute the big owl is.
Wow that first photo would make a great jigsaw puzzle.

Hi All,
I just finished reading all 24 pages of the old thread about cement cloth planters. Is anyone still making them? I am going to try my hand at them as soon as our weather warms up once and for all. I will share pictures if and when I do. I will keep checking in to see what you are all up to now adays. I really enjoyed all the pictures of your creations and all the great reading and information shared by all. I have talked to some of you on other threads. I look forward to talking with you all again.

Hi Jeanne.
As soon as the warm weather is back there will be activity in the same thread you found. The thread "Cloth and Cement" in Containers forum
I look forward to seeing what you create using this method.

Lynn. I will keep an eye on new activity. I can't wait to get them started. I have been thinking of different shapes and material to use. I do have a bunch of old towels and blankets. I will go back to the Cloth and Cement Thread when the time comes.

I will be there watching you make your new creations.

I have an unnatural fondness for containers. The kids have put me on notice about sucumbing to the temptation to buy more. However the container seems to be my future as far as planting goes.
These are great.

It is so much easier to take care of containers at this time of my life. Getting down on the ground just doesn't work for me anymore. That is one reason I love my raised beds (very large containers), I can sit in a chair to work in them.

Ahmen

It would be nice if we could elevate every bed and garden to table height to work on them.

I'll vote for that. I would love to convert our entire 1/2 acre into raised beds.

Here are my container plants, usual planter, but mixed plants.

Ohh Ohh Baby

Your succulent dish is very pretty. I love the mix of echeverias.

Just love that succulent dish.

Thanks everyone, would love to see everyone's container soon.

My semps are just starting to renew and reveal who died and who didnt. There might be quite a number of losses.

Hopefully the ones that are hard to find will survive. I lost a few too last winter from lack of watering and we have a warm winter.

Well Mr. Frog is back. He has given up on eating Sedum lydium, he finds Creeping Charlie to be delicious.