Your use of the same cobalt blue color for all your pots is very effective here. All the plants look in prefect condition too (not that I'd expect any less from the two of you!). I look forward to the day my own Nolina gets that big - after almost a year in the ground, mine's still a runt.
Thanks Kris! And to think we nearly gave away the few cobalt blue pots we had then, which became the basis of our display now. Hopefully you'll get a good growth spurt with your Nolina starting this year.
This turned out so well ! I too have an insane amount of pots languishing in my utility area, and even more now with the winter rains having turned several of my containerized succulents to mush.Your plants all look fantastically healthy !
This drought tolerant display is looking good, all so big and healthy. Like Kris, I really like the cobalt blue theme. For this number of pots, it works to keep it simple.
Very nicely done. The blue is perfect against the brick.
Gorgeous as always gentlemen. The blue vehicle backdrop caught my eye early on. Love that combination of blues.
Funny how it complemented the blue of pots too!
Love all the pots and plants but can't stop staring at the Agave parryi snakes. I've unpotted plenty of pupping Agaves in my day, but never have I seen such perfectly formed snakes. Amazing!
They look so odd aren't they? They remind me of scorpion tails too. I've thought of incorporating them on a pot display but a day later the 'tails' turned a shade of grey so abandoned the idea.
I love the pots, but I'm biased having a lot of cobalt blue pots myself! Mine still need to be filled for the year though. Maybe I can find a nolina?
Your sense of design is so good. The blue and green against the brick is striking. I have to laugh though as all those plants would be burnt and struggling here if placed surrounded by pavement. Too hot! In your climate though they must appreciate reflected heat.
Thanks Gail! They certainly appreciate the reflected heat, especially in the winter as area gets winter sun so has a good microclimate.