Succulent Plant Identification | Succulent Sphere | Containers for Succulents

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Della said in answer to 'fun question; what does your ideal garden look like?'
"Lush, with ferns, bamboo, native wild flowers (forgetmenot, viola, lilies, hawksbeard, buttercup. Mixed with foxglove, lupin, iris, peony.
THEN; On the other side of the yard: BC rock garden with succulents carpeting the ground and raised rock beds. I have water on the east of property, and sand and extreme heat on the west.
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Rita says; "I have roses, camellias, palm trees, almond tree, blood orange bush, and in pots: pear; nectarine; tangerine; Christmas cactus. Those are in backyard. The front yard is mainly geranium incantum (beautiful now) and some other bushes that at the moment I can't remember.
To the right of the front yard driveway there's two ornamental orange blossom bushes (tree size now because they've been there for going on 30 years); rosemary; and something that looks like weeds at first then burst w/pink blowaway flowers that look like spring."
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