We don't get much company. (Pic heavy!) #3
10 years ago
This is another succulent planter. It's a tire rim! I mostly stick broken off pieces of succulents in this planter. Its my random succulent planter. Lol
These are some of my faves.
I love these spiders that hide in my sunflowers. I didn't know he was there untill I looked back at the photo!
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