Grow Sedums in Watering Cans
Decorate a tree or shrub with little watering cans brimming with sedums. Given a sunny position, the plants will become covered with tiny, starry yellow flowers in summer.
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Time to Complete: 30 minutes
Materials Needed:
- Sedum spathulifolium 'Purpureum'
- electric drill and metal bit
- potting soil for succulents
- small watering cans
- gravel
- strong raffia or garden twine
Drill Drainage Holes
Using an electric drill and metal bit, make several drainage holes in the base of each watering can. Cover the holes with gravel, add the potting soil and water the sedums before planting.
Firm Plants in Well
Remove the sedums from their pots and plant them in the watering cans, filling in around them with more potting soil. Water the plants well and tie the watering cans, via their handles, to a tree or shrub using raffia or string.
Excerpted from How to Grow Practically Everything
© Dorling Kindersley Limited 2010
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