I started with some pieces of Graptopetalum and some leaves that broke off that will root and grow a plant in place. Then I thought sedum acre, which will grow on most anything with good drainage. I stuck in a rooted piece of Brazilian ruellia that need a home.
I save every succulent leaf that falls. They are really
brittle and easily dislodged. I've been dropping them into
any nearby plant. Now rootlings have a place of their own.
It seemed a little sparse while we wait for sprouts.
A couple of rooted chlorophytums, more tiny Ghost
rootlings, and a hyacinth bulb in another patina'd pot.
Topped off with a rooted piece of Kalanchoe.
Ghost plants and sedum will survive outside, but the others are
too tender in freezing temps which are bound to come.
I would have never thought of this, but I really like it! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteI really like this little garden.
ReplyDeleteLove the silvery palette.
Have a lovely Christmas season.
FlowerLady
How wonderful to have that fabulous pot in your greenhouse! I use broken pots as toad houses. But I usually buy fiberglass pots. I'm a klutz and I need pots that bounce!
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ReplyDeleteThis re-use of an old broken pot also might be good in the garden. I used to have a couple in my garden until they finally fell to pieces.
Very creative! I always seem to break mine into a hundred little pieces.
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Such a great creative use of the broken pot! It looks gorgeous already.
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I would be afraid to move it. Love how it looks.
ReplyDeleteHi Nell, thanks for visiting mygardenhaven and leaving a comment. I have a few broken pots that I can't bear to throw out.as they're quite pretty. This is a good idea.
ReplyDeleteRosie
Very clever idea. I like how is 'spills' out of the pot. My pots are never that big but I do keep them for shards to place in the bottom of other pots.
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How charming ... I love what you've done and you've given me a wonderful idea for using a broken pot!
ReplyDeleteYes that is lovely, a little crib for the developing babies!
ReplyDeleteI like this idea! I always hesitate to throw away broken pots. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteHave Happy Holidays, Nell Jean!