I am joining The Propagator this Saturday with six items of interest from my front porch. I use my porches for propagation and composed containers. Above is one of my containers with Zinnias, Gold Sedum and Flapjack Kalanchoe for the summer.
I found a strawberry pot by the side of the road and decided to plant it with succulents. Here is a Graptosedum taking hold in the side pocket.
The top of the strawberry pot has a Haworthia along the edge. A friend gifted me this one, I am not sure which Haworthia it is, I hope it flowers.
The Neoregelia Bromeliad in the pot is in mid pupping, the mother plant on the left side is dying as the new pups takes over the container. The Graptosedums also have some offspring.
Here is a close up of the Dwarf Cheniile Plant (Acalypha pendula). This plant can be used as a groundcover here, but I have it planted as a spiller in a container.
I propagate plants on the front porch as well. From the left, a bit of ‘Song of India’ Dracaena I found by the side of the road and three Desert Rose cuttings taken while pruning bigger plants I have in containers at another entrance to my house. The Roses are slowly rooting while leaning on the wall.
That is my six for this Saturday, join the meme or see posts from around the world at http://www.thepropagatorblog.wordpress.com.
Happy Gardening!!
The Shrub Queen 
I love your selection this week and you have named a succulent that I have had for many years:
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Thank you, I like the Graptosedum too, I probably have 15 after 5 years or so.
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Graptoesdums!
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A quick search on that engine brings me up nothing!
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Graptosedum, someone spelled it wrong. There are a lot of different kinds and this is another gift plant…
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Nice use of a strawberry pot!
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Thanks, they are difficult.
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Such beautiful names, they sound (and are) so exotic!
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I think yours are exotic..
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That is a great use for a strawberry pot. They are always so confusing to water. We got very little rain from the hurricane, as we are just far enough away from the coast.
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Thanks, I can’t imagine how anyone grows strawberries in these things. It has to be something that really doesn’t like water..glad Hanna missed you – I missed Hanna.
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Desert rose cuttings look like plumeria or frangipani to me. Are they the same?
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No, the pots are an inch or so, they just look bigger. Way too small in the stem to be Plumerias
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lovely, i am a recent convert to pots. i must get more.
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Pot, uh, pots are addictive. I love them. Herbs, flowers, succulents, got some carrots in one.
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