Earlier last month I went on a succulent shopping spree. Having killed the majority of my plants over the past year, I feel as if I now have a firm grasp on what not to do when trying to grow succulents. With some extra help from a few friendly workers at Home Depot, and this wonderful article from Kinfolk Magazine, I am feeling effervescent (my word of the day). Lookout, Spring, here I come.
“Often by April the snow has melted, to return to the prairie, one hopes, only for brief periods. It is a season of muted colour that holds a special beauty.”
Emory
The above quote comes from Courtney Milne, Prairie Light
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katie
/ 04/11/2014Emory, love this post! Succulents are the best! I love the variety of the different pots, so cute and interesting!
Thanks for checking out my blog post on painted terra cotta pots!
-Katie
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knittingwithheart
/ 04/07/2014Love that lace skirted planter… great idea! Such pretty bits of springiness :) ❤
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Out and About in Scottsdale AZ
/ 04/04/2014Lovely :)
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fromusblog
/ 04/03/2014So much to love about succulents! Looks like you planted them well in proper planters. We hope ours don’t die without a hole for water to drain!
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Geek Gardens
/ 04/03/2014Emory, thanks so much for you kind words on my blog! I love how you used your succulents here. Simple and very tasteful! Hooray for spring!
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Mum
/ 04/01/2014Succulent. Makes you want to eat the word. Yes Emma you pay wayyyy too much attention to them. Little water and ignore. Let them do their thing.
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hungryhungryhippo404
/ 04/01/2014Ooh lovely! From my experience, I say don’t overwater them, and otherwise they should be all fine. Good luck! :-)
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