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Love this combo, and have really been enjoying this series of posts! You should count your containers and join in the fun here:
http://plantlust.com/blog/2015/07/contained-a-summer-recount/
Posted by: Loree / danger garden | July 31, 2015 at 11:51 AM
I should! Maybe sometime this weekend.
Posted by: Jenn | July 31, 2015 at 12:54 PM
Containers: a total of 368 pots on this property. 180 are what I consider 'fancy' - something other than the nursery pot or a basic terra cotta job.
I water three times a week in the summer. Once a week in winter.
Location: Phoenix.
I'm a renter. Not a single plant in the ground. All up in pots.
Right now we are going through the annual cull month. August and its scorching temperatures always takes out a fair number of succulents. Looks like the number will be around 30 this year. Sometimes I will bring plants in for this month, but I could use a little attrition.
Considering I just brought 4 more in today. Addict. No doubt about it.
Posted by: Jenn | August 22, 2015 at 10:45 PM