Here's what you need:

Hanging Mason Jar (you can find the tutorial to create these on the link below)

Tiny Seashells

Potting Soil (I used one made for palms and cactus)

Succulents

I used the mini seashells as my base layer. Succulents don't like to sit in water, so you want something at the base to drain into... I thought with summer coming shells would be perfect!

Next a layer of potting soil.

Finish with your choice of succulents. I scored a 4 pack on Lowes clearance for only $1.

Lightly water about once a week, unless it's in a really warm space.

stencils from a prior project and put the words "Rest A Bit" I purchased the pillows at Lowe's for $18.00. Now my guest have a beautiful swing to relax and take in the views of the lake as they swing!

scroll saw to shape them. Very pleased with the result! $40 for 2

Doubling the amount of Portland Cement in my normal hypertufa recipe plus adding the "rebar" appears to have made all the difference. My hands came out perfectly and are hard as a rock. Or cement.

The recipe for hypertufa can be found on Hometalk on this post - http://www.hometalk.com/1285023/making-light... or on my blog on this post - http://www.houseofhawthornes.com/2012/05/mak... .

and nutrients. I use them for salads, garnishes and appetizers. The entire plant is edible...not to mention beautiful in the garden. #gardening

gravel in the bottom, how much gravel, how much sunlight a day should it get, how often should i water, how much water, how many plants should i use for the size of the planter?