Succulent centerpieces in reused glass for Jodi & Jeff's wedding...
And a vivacious set of succulents in an old dairy container.
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Love these - and with minimal care they will continue to fill the pot, spill over and present many variations. The old pots are wonderful. Nancy Miller, Master Gardener
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