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#33920 Apr 29th, 2007 at 01:55 PM
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Ohhh man I posted this picture of the strawberry pot a couple of months ago and since the Iceplant has gotten Huge!! and the ckn and hens are putting off lots of babes!

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I'm scared to divide it out!!! nervous notme But at the same time I know I shouldn't leave it in there and crowd it,, any suggestions??

also this cactus 'succulent arrangement I did a few months ago is really growing. I had to remove one already and put up in a seperate container,, the one in the middle has a couple of babies coming up from the bottom and the taller cactus are going to have to be removed before summer is over. Guesss I'd better start another arrangement for the larger ones and only put 3 maybe 4 of them in! why
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Also discovered this outside today!! Last year it bloomed on Easter Day, this year took longer but I looks like I'm going to have another bloom on it soon!
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Ohhh Wow Triss that area will be awesome when it totally fills in! Is that the area where you sent me the sedum from?? kissie


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Great pictures of some very healthy looking plants, Diane and Triss.

Diane - what exposure are your pots in?
Do you feed those plants? Bring them in for winter?
I have several succulents indoors, but only 1 pot goes outside for summer. I do find that they do more growing indoors this time of year, and do not grow at all when they are outdoors - wonder why?

I really like the color combinations of your strawberry pot and the succulents planted in it - they set each other off very nicely!!!


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Lynne both container arrangements are in full sun morning dappled shade afternoon and yes I will bring those in in the winter. The flowering cactus in the terracotta pot stays out all year ~ in the winter I just bring it up next to the house on the south side ~ Right now it gets full sun all day.


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hey.I got a cactis thing in the mail today.The one I felt in box looks like the pink bloomer.I guess I'm sticking them in the trough with the donkey ear prickly pear.

I weeded my cacti bed today.Removed my tequila agave to a better spot.I hope my dog enjoys running into it.Hopefully he gets the HINT.


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Originally Posted by Triss
Diane, I got the blue spruce from there, as you can see, we did not miss it in the area. Hens and chicks too if I sent those .


Yes you did Send me Ckn and hens kissie They really love it here I put three of the ones you sent in ground
and the other two in the rock tower!! Soo I have you allllll over my yard now!!! mosst of the sedum you sent went in the rock tower and One piece of it in the strawberrie pot Remember the varigated rosette varitey you sent I LOVEEEE that one It hasn't grown much I'm thinking it must have taken a while to root BUt it's steadfast now!!! thumbup I've looked at nurserys here for it And NOONE has it here sooo thank you again!!!!


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Originally Posted by Triss
Did you get enough of that one? You are talking about the one similar to the Dragon's Blood right but with the pinks in it?

Yes it has green, cream and burgandy around the edges I'll try to post a picture K?

Ohhh Good I got a picture .. See how it stands out against the light green sedum ~ although it's a single piece~ I like it there!!
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I took it off this piece and I put another of this piece in the strawberry pot! Will this mulitiply this summer?? if you ever need spread some around the country Ahhh Hemmmmmm grin
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Originally Posted by angelblossom
Originally Posted by Triss
Did you get enough of that one? You are talking about the one similar to the Dragon's Blood right but with the pinks in it?

Yes it has green, cream and burgandy around the edges I'll try to post a picture K?

Ohhh Good I got a picture .. See how it stands out against the light green sedum ~ although it's a single piece~ I like it there!!
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I took it off this piece and I put another of this piece in the strawberry pot! Will this mulitiply this summer?? if you ever need spread some around the country Ahhh Hemmmmmm grin
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Coooool Thanks Triss kissie Thanks for the Note about NOT planting it with DB!! thumbup


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Aww there are so beautiful.
Wish I have something like that too. They look so happy there.
Hope one day, I able to decorate them like that too.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful cactus and succulent


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