There are many ways to add structure and definition to your garden. One of our favorites is the use of river rocks. These beautiful stones come in many colors, shapes, and sizes. Stones are symbolic of peace, zen, and balance. Rocks from a river have been smoothed from the constant flow of water over them. They are an attractive and earthy way to add points of interest, ground cover, or even a short wall to define your garden space.
These drought-resistant plants can easily be installed both in traditional planters and in vertical wall gardens, without much mess. Just simply mist your succulents (when you can remember) and watch them thrive.
This collection features both indoor and outdoor examples of succulent gardens, each in a unique planter or container. Some of these embrace a more rustic, southwestern aesthetic, with more cacti than other arrangements, while other arrangements contain less cacti, and more other types of succulents.
