9 May
From left to right: Crassula rupestris (jade necklace), Lithops Laterita (living stones), and Echeveria (Perle von Nurnberg)
This weekend at the Friends School Plant Sale I bought a few succulents to add to my experimental succulent garden. This is the result!
I think it looks cute in my office, and is low maintenance enough that I don’t have to think about it very often.
The succulent garden
6 May
Truly, the start of greatness
Inspired by PhenoMNal Twin Cities post on terrariums, I decided to try to turn my own Crap into Teh Awesome. I had some leftover sand from my root vegetable bed and the glass bowl in the picture that I’ve never used – and forgotten why I bought it in the first place. I stuck in some river rock from the yard and some baby succulents that my aloe plant created. I think I’ll probably find a succulent or two at one of the plant sales this weekend and add it aboard.
