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Alice Martin

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Flora Grubb Gardens Woolly Pockets (also at Succulence) Info: From $49 for the Wally One (24 in. long, 15 in. high); from $125 for the Wally Three (68 in. long, 15 in. high). Use aeoniums, geraniums, bromeliads, and Sprenger asparagus ferns for their low-maintenance; quicker-growing geraniums and asparagus ferns will need to be repotted eventually.

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10 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Eat Once and Regrow Forever

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Butter Dish Terrarium

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How to Make a Rainforest Drop

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Growing Ginger Roots from the Grocery Store

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Life on the Balcony

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string garden

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Tilly Candle Pots

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the work desk is the perfect climate for an artificial season; a fifth season so to speak, allowing us to grow food crops while we work

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A shallow metal tray resting on a stone slab makes an attractive base for this living centerpiece in an outdoor patio. Soil in the tray mounds for extra height to provide ample room for root growth. A bronze statue tucked among the succulents creates a whimsical focal point.

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Two-Tiered Tapestry - place a pot in a pot to gain height and drama

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Double dish succulents (inner pot sits on pebbles for drainage)

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Top 10 Succulent Plants for the Home

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how to stop killing your succulents | gardenista

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"Instead of buying ornamental sweet potato vines for flower pots, I put sweet potatoes (with eyes) in my flower pots, put annuals in for color, at the end of summer, I empty the soil out of the pot, then I have lots of sweet potatoes."

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