Succulents either grow in the cool or warm seasons. Some grow in October until April when they go dormant. Warm season plants go dormant in October. Plants with shallow roots or that tend to rot ...

You can grow succulents in all kinds of containers, from hanging baskets to ceramic planters to clay pots. Styling the succulents in containers provides flexibility to move the arrangements around ...

What Container Should I Plant Succulents In? No matter how plain or stylish your succulent pot, it should have drainage openings to allow extra water to flow from the pot.

Succulent container gardens add just the right touch of sculptural interest and natural life to a space. In a matter of minutes, you can create your own customized little garden, complete with all ...

Care requirements: Bright, indirect sunlight; sandy, well-draining soil ...

Combine succulents in containers Different varieties of succulents can take a simple container from boring to bold. Allow enough space between plants for good air circulation.

If you’re wondering how to grow a succulent that thrives instead of shrivels, here are six expert tips that cover everything from how much water to give your plant to the best pot and soil to use.

Succulents are the ultimate water-saving plants and great friends to Texas gardeners hunkered down in August's dry heat. The plants' sculptural shapes, textures, lines and color help us create ...

Containers are great for gardeners with little space, but they are equally useful in a big garden that needs a focal point. For the past several years, Wave petunias, coleuses, sweet potato vines ...

A container garden can be any type of grouping, including indoor foliage and blooming plants, culinary herbs, cactus and succulents, fairy gardens and whatever else inspires you.

The intriguing forms and carefree nature of succulents and sedums make the plants ideal for wreaths or wall ornaments, repurposed bird baths, fountains or lanterns.