Gardening gains

I just realized the other day that this pot was my first succulent pot. I noticed last spring that there were these unusual looking guys in a patch in the backyard.

I dug up a big circle of it and slapped it in this pot. It sat out front all winter and looked deader than dead, but it came back all by itself.

This might sound kindergarten level to most, but for me, I think it's what sparked my interest in succulents. Without even realizing it!

I have to say, knowing what I know now, I lucked out with that original pot. I picked probably the easiest plant to propagate and it gave me the confidence to learn more.

Having the greenhouse helps quite a bit.
All my plants are looking beautiful still.

Just check out this flower!!!

I ran out of plants to pot so I started hunting in my yard for projects.

We have a big stump that needs to be removed soon as it's infested with termites. 😯

At the base of it lives this clump of beautiful purple shamrocks that I first noticed last year and fell in love with.

I researched it and found that it's called oxalis triangularis and it behaves much like a succulent. It can survive just fine indoors as a houseplant or thrive and multiply outside.

I decided I wanted to try and save them so I started digging and potting...

Here's what the root looks like. Cool huh?

I started this project a few days ago and one pot seems to have been done correctly/ is surviving! ☺

They're still not at 100% recovered from the shock of transplanting, but I hope they'll make it!

Here's one I just potted today. You can see how limp the leaves are compared to the one potted a few days ago.

I've still got a ton left to move. I'm gonna need more soil. Again. Lol.

Oh! And over by my favorite flower that has the old wooden door behind it...I transplanted some of the sedum that was growing over there into a tree stump! In a few years, the whole thing will be covered with them cascading down it. I can't wait!