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5 Things to Consider When Buying Succulent Plants Online
Ready to decorate with succulents? Or excited to grow...
How do you decide which succulents to buy?
The world of succulents offers a world of options -- namely 10,000 different species! Most all are eye-catching in form, texture, and color. Most all are practically indestructible and probably inexpensive, too. So how do you decide which succulents to buy? This overview should help!
What’s the best soil for succulents?
Not backyard dirt. Not rich organic soil. And definitely not clay. Nope, these can pose problems and sap the health (and life!) right out of succulent plants.
6 Autumn Crafts with Succulents
Why make autumn crafts with succulent plants? Well, succulents' endless hues reflect nature in autumn: jewel-tone leaves boasting brazen burgundies, sun-kissed golds, flaming reds, and heathery purples. These endless color combinations, coupled with succulent plants' mesmerizing forms and intriguing textures, are sure to inspire the artistic interest and DIY talent of most everyone!
What’s a senecio?
What's a sececio? Well, first it's a plant that's pronounced "sen-ess-ee-o" or "sen-ess-she-o" -- depending on who you ask. Second, it's a plant with . . .
5 Reasons Why Decorators Recommend Succulent Plants
Fine furniture and dazzling decor have their purpose and...
Succulents Are Good Buys For Good Health
Our obsession with succulents may start with beauty and ease of care, but it doesn’t end there. Succulents are good buys for good health, too.
What Ate My Succulents? The 3 Things to Do When Succulents Start to Disappear
As springtime temperatures rise, so do garden succulents. They seem to grow a half inch a day, like miniature beanstalks eager to reach their full potential. But then, just as quickly as they surface, sometimes they start reducing in size as one leaf is munched at a time, or perhaps one stem is decapitated a day. Before you realize it, your succulents are gone.
Succulents Are Eco-Friendly in 5 Ways
We cheer for eco-stewardship, yet some of our most popular plants, ornamental trees, and sod are not eco-friendly . . . or even gardener-friendly! In fact, many houseplants and traditional landscape plantings are just plain greedy. Demanding. Finicky. And at constant risk for pesky pests and devastating disease.