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How to Make a Mounded Succulent Arrangement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2013
- Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of three books about succulent plants, shows a simple method for achieving a professional-looking succulent arrangement. In this technique, which she calls "mounding," Debra adds several tiers of nursery plants atop the soil in a pot, resulting in a lush, lavish-looking composition. Filmed at Roger's Gardens nursery in Corona del Mar, CA.
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It was such a delight to have attended this event! I've completed 2 new planter boxes since then and I thank you for all your wonderful information. :)
Thank you for the video. It encourages me to be more creative.
Lindos arranjos.
What a beautiful mounded succulent dish you did there. The arrangement were perfect and I like it a lot. 😍😍😍👍👍👍
"Meaning I'm nature, AHAHA"! Yes, you are NATURE. That looks absolutely beautiful.
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beautiful
lindo maravilhoso. ....
Gorgeous!! Do you ever do giveaways?
My publisher sometimes does giveaways to promote my books. Follow them on Instagram @TimberPress.
Hello again Ms. Nature,lol, I was listening to what you said about living Inland which I do and not to expose the plans to harsh summer sun. So now I am confused since I plan to use the plants you mentioned in the front yard landscape which does get mostly morning sun,but what should I do when it gets into the 90's and 100's out here,will it kill them? Thanks Deb
Mostly morning sun is perfect!
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What a mess to water.
Not at all. Are you assuming that water will roll off it? Or that mounded soil means mud? The soil is coarse and water goes right into it and, like all potted plants, flows out the bottom.