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Succulents cast with gypsum cement by artisan
Michelle Weddle of Waterstone Succulents via Etsy
(found via Anthology Magazine)
Each summer, the urn by our backdoor is filled with algerian ivy and a white geranium. And each summer...both are fried in the summer heat
Too busy being a Mother to fight Mother Nature, I recently filled our urn with drought and heat tolerant succulents. Like the cast succulents featured above...nearly indestructible
Much more welcoming than a crispy tangle of ivy and spent blooms
Like a living sculpture outside our door
Composed of various colors and textures...sheet moss filling the voids
More Mother Nature inspired sculptures
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Succulents have slowly replaced my indoor plants as well...but that's another post
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9 comments:
Love your new display it looks cool and fresh. I may take a leaf out of your book for a couple of our planters which always get fried too.
This looks spectacular..... my mouth is literally agape with the view of your back door..... you have definitely been holding out on us my dear!!!
MGWCo: love your profile pic, ha
Thanks Crissy, you are too nice. It's an interesting old house....with lots of projects. I see at least 3 projects in that one picture ha
Love them!
beautiful photos!
Thanks y'all....fingers crossed that Father Winter doesn't challenge Mother Nature this winter. Will blanket my succulents during frost just in case
I think you need to meet Julie Lorusso over at Monkey Grass Hill. I think I need some succulents in my life or in my wire urns.
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Patricia: funny you mention her...I left a comment on her succulent post! Her images great inspiration. And have always loved her title....our house in a sea of monkey grass ha
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