I literally dreamed of succsies a couple of nights ago. Bright green succsies, purple succsies, droopy succsies and plump succsies. All just a-floatin' around in my dream-noggin'. Probably because I bought two succsies in the last few weeks and am probably going to make a.... okay, I can't keep this goin all day... succulent garden for the dining room table. I did a little pinning and also found some google-inspiration last night. Here a few inspiring succulent arrangements.
This vertical wall art takes my breath away.
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| vertical succulent wall art - via etsy |
Can you believe these huge succulent orbs? Stunning.
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| succulent orbs - via Dig Gardens Nursery |
This lush arrangement of succulents trim a staircase throughout the warm summer months. During the summer, they move the plants (which are tucked into soil-filled chicken-wire frames) to a heated green house.
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| via marthastewart.com |
I saw this centerpiece first a couple of years ago, and now I always keep my eyes peeled for some lovely goblets like these.
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| I've searched for the original source. The earliest source I can find is here. |
These succulents are planted in a recycled flour sifter. So charming.
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| succulents - via Fiskars |
And last but not least. I must have these. I must have these. But they're $300. If you have the cash and no self control, go do the damage here.
| man and woman head vases / planters - photo via oh joy |
Are you a fan of succulents? Have you found a favorite spot or two in your home, or a unique way to style them? Or are you new to the idea, but thinking of giving them a try?
If you don't like them, you succsies. (There, I fit it in somehow, ha!).
- Erin







Oh I wish I had a spot for these!! Our current rental home just doesn't have enough natural light for plants (and I usually kill them anyway). Do you know - how hard are they to keep alive? Do they require a lot of light? I might get brave and give them a try! :)
ReplyDeleteEricka, Succulents are very hardy and very easy to care for. They actually don't even like to be watered very often! They do like bright light, though. I would say get a small one (should be around 3 bucks) and test it out in your home, then place it in the window sill every so often so it gets some rays. :)
ReplyDeleteIf it doesn't do well, you're only out a few bucks--MUCH better than risking it on a big one. :)
Let me know what you do!
Thanks friend! I just may do that... was looking at them in Lowe's this weekend! They are so pretty! :)
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