Some of my Kusamono & Accent Plantings

Here are a few of my Kusamono & Accent Plantings





























And this is where some of them reside in my garden

Lovely Tony. Thank YOU very much for showing; I really enjoyed seeing them. They all seem very healthy indeed. The Sedum in the pipe, at least I think/thought it was one of the Sedum family; I cannot keep that, the birds just peck it to pieces.

Again, really enjoyed seeing them.

Mike

Hi Tony
Didn,t realise you had that amount of finesse in you,absolutely beautiful!

Hi Tony, nice to see your feminine side I had been told about it,
lovely plantings

Regards Chris

Yeah, I agree. Looking good Tony. I'd like to know where you keep pulling all these lovely pots from. There seems to be more every time I'm in your garden! Are you running a secret pot breeding programme in that dark space under your decking?

The sempervivum on raock slab is looking particularly healthy. I wonder how our wild-caught specimens are doing in Pavels garden? To think, I risked life and limb to climb up that pillar to get them, then we go and leave the bloody things there!

Very nice Tony. You know they are addictive LOL ! ?

Mark & Ritta

Great stuff...love the mini hostas!

Lovely Tony!

Cracking Accents Mr T. I've been working on some, but not to your standard, over the last few days. I'll try and post them when I get the camera back from Mrs Wife

Harleyrider wrote: I'd like to know where you keep pulling all these lovely pots from. There seems to be more every time I'm in your garden! Are you running a secret pot breeding programme in that dark space under your decking?

I know the feeling Steve. Pots seem to be "breeding" in my garden at the mo, not too sure why!!

Mark & Ritta
Yes Accents are addictive, they are driving my wife nuts
(although my dad is quite happy as I keep popping to his for some "weeding" )

Ook, Ook,
Simon

Wonderful Tony!

I hate all posts regarding accents, this is one thing I do not have the space/time/money for, and also the one thing I have to resist more consistently than buying unsuitable nursery material.
Except for space/time/money it would be a job keeping anything alive in our climate with pots that small.

Beautiful.