There are some awesome images on Pinterest of plants in shells, so we thought we would have a go. We didn't have suitable air plants for the Sea Urchin shells so we used a teaspoon to put some soil in and planted little succulent cuttings in them.
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Stick covered in an Epiphyte, (air plant) poked into some coral. |
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Jade cutting in an urchin shell. |
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Succulent pup in an urchin shell, I think this is my favourite. |
I am not sure where to put them now, I am playing with the lounge room and the bathroom maybe I will do a week about?
Beaut idea! - love your willow pot as well - Jen
ReplyDeleteI think they go best with the Willow pot too.
Deleteoh my!! I just love these and think I'll have to make some!! now where to fine some sea urchin shells in Minnesota ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful so simple but effective they look lovely x
ReplyDeletethese look great....the colour combo is perfect. x
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