Showing posts with label what to do with succulents in the winter in the pacific nw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what to do with succulents in the winter in the pacific nw. Show all posts

Sunday, November 5

What to do with your Succulents in the winter in the Pacific NW


Do you have any Succulents in your Pacific NW Garden? Here is a photo of some potted succulents in my garden. The number one tip for winter protection seems obvious, but it is protect them if possible from the rain. If your succulents are potted like mine that is an easy to do. I just moved mine under the cover of my patio. If they are planted in your garden there is not much you can do unless you want to cover them with a "row cover". If you are in milder regions like I am in the Willamette  they should survive the winter. If they don't, you can replace them with more suitable for our climate varieties. Here are three you can try.

3 Succulents that are good to grow it Pacific NW Gardens

Haworthias
Utah Agave
Sedum "Angelina"

Scenes from the Topsfield Fair: Final

In the final post of this series enjoy some random scenes of the fair. I’d like readers who may not get to visit this fair get to experience...