Oak Log Succulent Garden
It is always so hard for me to stay inside or sit still for very long ( Mr. OMT says he thinks I am on something? well I am! I am on a DIY high!) I work inside all week and when the weather is nice how can one sit still?. I hope you don't mind, but I really needed to get back out in the yard while I can and yes, I have another succulent planter to share. (I told you I was obsessed with succulents, right?) If you have been following me, I shared a 30th wedding anniversary we did using a log for the centerpiece and a tutorial Here .
Well as the saying goes "The party is over!" Now what to do with the log now that the party is over? Can't let it go to waste right? So...here it is, this is what you do with it...Plant yet another succulent arrangement. .
I keep telling myself ....OK that is enough succulents...until I see another one that is different than what I have! I think I need succulent obsession counseling!!! Head hanging in shame, but what can be so shameful about it? Just enjoying life and all it's surrounding beauty.
It's the little things and I do enjoy every bit of it! I could just sit in the back yard all day.
Watching the birds in there new retweet, water fountain running, garden producing and all the beautiful flowers surrounding it all.
Awww, what a life! Life is good!
I kept the battery operated tea lights that had in the log, so we can add them back in and have it lit for those special occasions or just because.
This part of the yard really needed something and I think this is just what it needed!
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Great re-do for the log! Thanks for stopping by & leaving a comment! I'm following you too.
ReplyDeleteThose succulents look great planted in the log. It was a great way to reuse it. Thanks for visiting and leaving such a nice comment.
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy, I love how you've planted your succulents. I like them too because they're so easy to grow, very low maintenance, and always pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I'm a new follower, Mary Alice
Thank you for all your nice comments and thank you for following! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your nice comments and thank you for following! :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! You sure keep putting out those great ideas!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Susie
I too have a weakness for succulents! I love the great texture they give, I love that they can survive in almost no soil, and I love that I rarely kill one! This looks amazing! I am following you back!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Love it. Thank you for linking up with Wild West Thursday. Would love for you to link up your other awesome crafts.
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I think succulents are so cool! What a nice idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, the log looks fabulous! I love the tealights accenting it. :)
ReplyDeleteYour stump is indeed succulent! It looks great and is a brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your creativity at Potpourri Friday!
oh what a fantastic idea! Thank you for sharing this post over here at this weeks Garden Party! love this! xoxo, tracie
ReplyDeleteHello...Let's plan for a linky party next Friday. Email me at decoratinginsanity@gmail.com and I will send you instructions and the link to post and schedule for next Friday.
ReplyDeletexoxo...mONICa
Hi Tammy, your succulant log really is fun. I have a log that the centered was hollowed out for a log building. My hubby was the engineer on the job and he brought this extra one home. I planted it with hens and chicks and It's a fun piece in the garden. Succulants are great for shallow planters. Thanks so much for sharing it with Share Your Cup.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann