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A few shots of projects in the garden
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I liberated this old pot and now herbs are a few steps from the kitchen.
2nd pic is a nice variety of succulents.The 3rd one is Johns cool "Pecker Peppers" as well as a Jalapeno Pepper. Thank you Johns!
The bottom is what has been a problem area. I am sure this will work, the Hens & Chickens are multiplying and will ne mounds by summer.... I think. They all came from a big pot. They seem to like being crowded.
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April 24, 2008, 06:31:21 PM »
I'm jealous that you are getting stuff done and I am sitting and looking out at the weeds growing in the rain.
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April 24, 2008, 07:56:39 PM »
Love those pots for growing a nice display.
Sweet succulent arrangements! In the last photo is that a petrified plunger or a ponytail palm?
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A pony tail palm or elephants foot palm.
LeeAnne want me to come up and do some weeding? I have my Round-Up gun ready!
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Nice Jerry.
Succulents have got to be loving this weather!
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me me me jerry... You would be like a kid in a toy store here with all my weeds
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I just LOVE hens and chicks, in pot, in cracked rocks, nooks and crannies....anywhere!
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In 2 months it will look super. I realized this was the ideal spot. yes, I will post.
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Jerry,
Very nice!
I love your strawberry pot and your hens and chicks!
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