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April 16, 2012

So You Say You Like Succulent?

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I am always on the look out for neat things to have around my house and outside.  We had our deck redone late last summer (got to spend one whole weekend on it before we temporarily moved to Ohio) and I am very anxious to start using it this year.  We have a fabulous ironwood table set that we brought back from Australia that is still unassembled in the garage as our old deck had benches and it would not fit!   That may be a project for the husband—it was all I could do to put together the Rubbermaid Deck Storage box!!!

I was surfing Etsy awhile back and found the most fabulous shop called So Succulent.  What I loved was the unique and stunningly beautiful living walls made out of succulents that were featured.  So of course I ordered and have had a great exchange via email and Etsy messages with the owner.   My little vertical wall art is growing like mad and is going to be fabulous by the end of summer, I know!!!  I took pictures of the steps along the way and added a shot of what it looks like today so you can see how great it is doing. The neat thing about some of the plants is that you can clip them back and poke them down in the empty holes and start a whole new plant there!!!  I had to share this with you. Make sure you check out her site and let me know if you order anything.  (I am not getting paid to do this—just love the product and would love to shower her with some bloggy love!!).

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