Comments

1. 
   EnglishCottageGarden 07/27/2015

   Amazing arrangements of succulents! And I love the hypertufa coffee table -- I must, must have one.

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   meander_michaele 07/27/2015

   Great job on the hypertufa table, Donna,, that's the first time I have seen such a delightful idea. What could be better...morning coffee with beloved succulents?! I suspect that was a heavy sucker to lift into place. I love how bold the infusion of the red coloration is on your paddle plant...it's quite an eye-catcher.

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   buckgardeners 07/27/2015

   Love those tufas and succulents. Great combos. And you got very good photographs. We have a lot of hypertufa containers, but the photos never do them justice.

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   meander_michaele 07/27/2015

   As a PS for hypertufa enthusiasts...here's a fun blog written by a lady who specializes in them... http://www.thehypertufagardener.com

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   buckgardeners 08/03/2015

   Thanks! Fun link.

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   Tim_Zone_Denial_Vojt 07/27/2015

   Thanks for continuing the succulent theme, Donna Mae! You have a great collection in some great containers. I think that table is going to be a hit and be copied far and wide. Love the red-blooming Crassula falcata in the third photo. It's new to me this year and mine has a nice broccoli-like bud. It looks stellar in your container, towering over it's companions.

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   HelloFromMD 07/27/2015

   Tim is so right. Terrific idea. Love the pops of orange.

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   eddireid 07/27/2015

   Donna Mae, I love your hypertufa coffee table - what a great way to combine your love of crafts and succulents! Very intriguing and I very much fear that a home project is germinating in my busy brain right now.

8. 
   Cenepk10 07/27/2015

   Nice !!!!

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   GrannyMay 07/27/2015

   Gorgeous succulents containers, Donna Mae! Love your hypertufa. That table will be copied by many, I'm sure!.

10. 
    foxglove12 07/27/2015

    Love all your containers.

11. 
    Nurserynotnordstroms 07/28/2015

    Donna ,your hypertufa are so lovely and the coffee table is beautiful..what a great idea and so useful. Love your plants you used in your hypertufa too. You are one creative gardener!!!!!