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I found a new little vivero where the woman does such unusual plantings. The first one pictured is planted in an empty oyster tin. Wish I had purchased the one that still had the lid attached! The Anthurium was planted in a coconut shell which was then covered in grass so it formed a tight ball. I unfortunately left it in the trunk of my car while I met a friend for lunch, and so the leaves and flowers all dried out and shriveled up a bit. Hope it will grow new ones! The third was planted in a small coconut shell with little legs added on. I have a feeling I’ll be visiting this vivero again! If you happen to live in the Lake Chapala area, the name of the inventive lady is Lety and her vivero is located across the carretera from Super Lake.
For Cee’s FOTD
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Those are lovely
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I like these~! I am in the process to adding little succulents to the ones I have in my kitchen and these would be nice instead of the pots I now have. My windowsills are deep due to my walls being eight inches thick instead of the usual six. So this would work great… What I have there now are long narrow (metal) planters. Some of the plants I have there are over 25 years old, and unusual~!
See photo # 1 here for what I was looking at… I can make this with leftover granite counter top that I have which would be a better blend with the kitchen.
https://www.countryliving.com/gardening/garden-ideas/g4403/indoor-flower-box-trend/
SAM
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I love that long stone planter!!! Make me one, too, Sam. Or failing that, send a pic when you are finished.
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I was kidding about sending me one. It would cost a fortune. I love them though..both on the mantel and on the windowsill. A great idea. What do you put inside to soak up excess water?
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Some unique ideas to adapt for my own setting.
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These are wonderful Judy 😀
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So enjoyed these, I have just ventured into this territory.
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I know you aren’t new to blogging, so you must mean the territory of succulents!!
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Lol, I didn’t explain that – you are quite right Judy, yes succulents, it’s taken me years to get around to them.
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Watch out. It’s a compulsion. I’ve never gotten tired of them. Nor have I ever run out of encountering new ones.
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Yes, I’m plotting my third bowl as we speak, you’re so right.
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Stop!!! You don’t eat them!!!! ;o)
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Lol, I will try not to 🙂
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