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Make a Spring Succulent Garden

March 23, 2016 by Hymns and Verses 8 Comments

Hi, Friends.  These past five days have been flying by fast and furious!  I was super busy filling all those Etsy sale orders (thank you so much by the way), my youngest son’s girlfriend is in town, we celebrated Easter a week early on Sunday, and my spring home tour was yesterday (if you missed it, see it HERE).  Even though it’s been busy, it’s the good kind of busy – making memories and having fun!    Today, I want to share a few finds from Walmart (yes, Walmart) and how I used them to put together this fun spring succulent garden!

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How to Make a Spring Succulent Garden

 

First, I want to say – Hey Walmart – you’ve been stepping up your game!  Thank you!!!  Have you seen the fun galvanized items at Walmart?  I picked up this fun galvanized tub for $7.94!  Have you purchased anything galvanized lately – normally they cost so much more than this!!!  They had lots of other galvanized items too – here’s a look.

Better Homes and Gardens Galvanized Tub

I’d been shopping for some succulents at the local greenhouses, but seriously, some of these tiny beauties are pricy!  So, again, while at Walmart, I decided to take a look in their garden center to see if they had any succulents.  Well, guess what?  They do – and there was an amazing selection with some varieties that I have never seen in a greenhouse!  They were priced under $4 each.   Here you can see a close up of some of the varieties I chose.

Plant a Spring Succulent Garden

 

Don’t you just love the one that looks like lettuce!  And, there were many more varieties that I didn’t choose.   While at Walmart, you can also pick up some sheet moss in the craft aisle.  When you plant a succulent garden,  start with a layer of gravel or stones, then mix  equal parts potting soil and sand.   I know I’ve been  sharing a lot of Walmart love in this post, but I don’t want to leave out Target.  I found the cute cement bunny at Target in the Garden section and he’s the perfect size for this mini spring succulent garden and I can use it outside later this summer!

Concrete bunny in Spring succulent garden

 

Here’s a look at the entire vignette in my dining room.

Vintage dresser styled for Spring with a succulent garden that you can make

 

Thanks for stopping by today to see my spring succulent garden!   Do you like succulents?  Do you have any in your home?

Make a Spring Succulent Garden

 
Here is another spring post you might like:
 
Spring Tulips and Eggs Centerpiece
 
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  1. Karen

    March 23, 2016 at 5:40 pm

    Thank you so much for sharing about the galvanized items!
    Have a blessed Easter.

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    • Doreen Cagno

      March 25, 2016 at 1:04 pm

      My pleasure, Karen! I love to share great finds!! Have a blessed Easter with your family!

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  2. Laura Ingalls Gunn

    March 24, 2016 at 3:18 pm

    Doreen this is just gorgeous. I need to head to Walmart STAT!

    As a fellow spring tour participant I wanted to invite you to our linky party, Thoughts of Home on Thursday. I would love for you to share your spring tour and even this wonderful post. We offer a chance at a giveaway every week for each participant who links up. This week is a subscription to Southern Living. I hope you join in on our gathering.

    Happy Easter to you and yours!

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    • Doreen Cagno

      March 25, 2016 at 1:03 pm

      Thanks so much, Laura! I’ll be over to link up!

      Reply
  3. Jessy @ The Life Jolie

    March 30, 2016 at 4:52 pm

    It came out so beautiful! I also love how cost efficient it is!

    Reply

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