New Year, New Succulent Arrangements
This textile is a succulent plant addict. during the week, I work on my textile designs, But on the weekend, you will find me cruising flea markets for unusual containers for my ever growing succulent container garden.
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Flea Market Finds[/caption]
Cobalt blue dish, turned cactus home[/caption]
The bottle below will eventually be an oil lamp. But for now, it houses a mini cactus that got separated from his mom:)
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Kinda cool eh?[/caption]
Even a discarded wine bottle cork was put to great as a container for this cactus orphan. A suction cup glued to the back made it a perfect companion for my naked sliding glass door.
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Wine Cork Planter[/caption]
A few traditional clay pots painted in my color choice added some flavor to my container garden.
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Cacti Garden[/caption]
Filler, Spiller, Thriller[/caption]
Here is another view.
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View from the top[/caption]
Succulents[/caption]

Not all my flea markets finds are suited to container gardening, but I have always been able to figure out way to include them in my succulent garden.
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I found this orange planter for only .50 cents. Although it is not particularly unusual, I am digging the color.
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Can you see the little frog peaking out - he was another flea market find.
And the purple pot had a twin - but not identical.
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See ya next weekend
xoxo
Al