Generally, succulents require plenty of sunlight. Place your garden somewhere that has at least six hours of direct sunlight ...

If your container doesn't have a drainage hole, you could drill one or create drainage by adding a layer of pea gravel or small rocks on the bottom. 2. Select a potting soil ...

A plant will usually grow to the size of its pot, so miniature succulents, for example, planted in a small container won't ...

To create your succulent garden, Hutson recommends you start with a shallow container no deeper than 10-12 inches with a drainage hole. The drainage hole is critical because more succulents are ...

Westend61 / Getty Images. Even if you do have decent soil beneath your lawn, it's best not to use it for your container garden. Potted plants—especially edible plants—need lots of nutrition ...

Cool succulent fun, 2 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday; create a small grouping of succulents; $25, advance registration required. BUTTERFLIES: Join entomologist John Watts for a family-friendly tour of the ...

Create a living wall display with a three-tier vertical wall planter or Mini Magnetic Galvanized Planter Pockets (gardeners.com). Grow a succulent centerpiece that can be enjoyed year-round.

Succulent wall gardens have become very popular, and if you’ve seen them or photos of them on any gardening websites or in magazines, it is easy to understand why – the combinations of … ...

When choosing a container, consider how its color, design and material will match the style and décor of the house, garden or other outdoor space in which the container will be located.

Create a living wall display with a three-tier vertical wall planter or Mini Magnetic Galvanized Planter Pockets (gardeners.com). Grow a succulent centerpiece that can be enjoyed year-round.