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A favorite among those who have little water to works with. Cactus and succulents are a great way to add structure to your garden.
The great plants are such a great way to use space whether big or small. These drought tolerant plants are perfect for areas that have a hard time with water, or for use as an indoor plant- just be careful some of these plant have an OUCH effect.
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Here are our favorite Cacti and Succulents articles and resources. Be sure to check out the Cacti and Succulents Articles and Posts tab for more Cacti and Succulents posts and content!
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Agave in Bloom
by Lily on October 26, 2009
I planted my lovely agave plant 3 years ago fro... read more
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Plant Delights - Delightful Indeed
by chief cultivator on October 03, 2009
Rarely does one have the opportunity to see a t... read more
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Succulent plant wall; A bit of a different way to do containers.
by FigTree on September 14, 2009
Even though I now live in Seattle, I used to li... read more
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Catus @ Huntington Gardens
by butterfly on September 12, 2009
Wow! Huntington Gardens is absolutely amazing,... read more
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Weekend Project: Heavenly Containers
by earthworm on April 24, 2009
The key to successful pots is simple: good soil... read more
Cacti and Succulents spotlight
century plant
This century plant is an impressive xeric species from western New Mexico and eastern Arizona. It is one of the most cold hardy of the Agave family. Forming large, heavily, toothed rosettes, the sword-like leaves are blue-green. When the plant decides to bloom (after 15-20 years of slow growth), it sends up a huge 12-15' flowering spike that will attract hummingbirds from miles around. Shipped in a 2 1/2 inch pot. Because this plant needs longer periods of warm weather to establish its roots properly, it is not recommended for fall planting in Zones 3-7. -- edited by dtd pbcouchman
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