How to use it. Liveforever is native to cliffs, rocky outcroppings and other free-draining vertical sites. This accounts for its affinity for slopes, which can serve as inspiration for your own garden. It cannot tolerate standing water on its rosettes — or even on its roots — over summer, so a slope or wall that would otherwise be a troubling site is the perfect spot. Planting at an angle is preferred.Liveforever also grows well in pots and containers. And, as with most succulents, it grows well in rock gardens. Use it as a specimen or allow its chalky color to complement and contrast other succulents; its spring inflorescence will diversify the garden greatly. Due to its preference for bright light, liveforever is not the best houseplant. Shown: Dudleya pulverulenta

idea for back wall

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beautiful wall, wow

rock plants

liveforever on rockwall

NORTE

good for retaining walls..

for farm pool

Can be planted on slopes. It cannot tolerate standing water on its rosettes or even on its roots - over summer, so a slope or wall that would otherwise be a troubling site is the perfect spot. Planting at an angle is preferred. Avoid watering over summer and give it more regular water in winter. To prevent fungus, remove dead leaves at the base of plant. To avoid topsy-turvy plants, cut mature trunks in fall; let cutting dry out a couple of days and plant it back in well-drained soil for a tidy, well-packaged plant.

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SUCCULENT

Vertical Live Wall

CA native plant

How to use it. Liveforever is native to cliffs, rocky outcroppings and other free-draining vertical sites. This accounts for its affinity for slopes, which can serve as inspiration for your own garden. It cannot tolerate standing water on its rosettes — or even on its roots — over summer, so a slope or wall that would otherwise be a troubling site is the perfect spot. Planting at an angle is preferred. Liveforever also grows well in pots and containers. And, as with most succulents, it grows well in rock gardens. Use it as a specimen or allow its chalky color to complement and contrast other succulents; its spring inflorescence will diversify the garden greatly. Due to its preference for bright light, liveforever is not the best houseplant.

Liveforever wall planting.

for backyard wall

Plants

liveforever plant

Shown: Dudleya pulverulentaPebbles Smithsmall succulents stuck in seat wall crevices

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dr. zeuss

stone wall with succulents