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easy plants for hanging baskets

easy plants for hanging baskets Succulent Hanging Basket 3-pack: Trailing Succulents - Easy Plant Care - (3.5") - Crassula - Sedum - Drought Tolerant Plants - Senecio

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easy plants for hanging baskets Succulent Hanging Basket 3-pack: Trailing Succulents - Easy Plant Care - (3.5") - Crassula - Sedum - Drought Tolerant Plants - SenecioWhile we often think of planting succulents in the ground or placing them on shelves or patio hardscape features, there are beautiful varieties that thrive from above. These trailing gems spill over hanging baskets, providing greenery and flowers where other succulents do not, adding beautiful dimension to patios, entryways, and more. While the hanging succulents we grow share a penchant for a cascading growth habit, they feature their own leaf and

While we often think of planting succulents in the ground or placing them on shelves or patio hardscape features, there are beautiful varieties that thrive from above. These trailing gems spill over hanging baskets, providing greenery and flowers where other succulents do not, adding beautiful dimension to patios, entryways, and more. While the hanging succulents we grow share a penchant for a cascading growth habit, they feature their own leaf and flower shapes and vary from one another in size. This assorted three-pack typically draws from a plump group of Crassula, Portulacaria, Sedum, and Senecio live succulent plants, including variegated varieties. With this collection, you can create a sense of a lush, peaceful escape by displaying multiple hanging basket gardens together or wherever it suits you. Includes 3 plants grown in 3.5" plastic hanging baskets.

 

🌱 Care Tips 🌱 

☀️ These live succulents thrive in bright, indirect light

💦 Only water when top inch of soil feels dry

🌡️ USDA Zone 10

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