No item of nature is a more iconic representation of autumn than the pinecone. Dry pinecones are a traditional part of Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas displays. Many gardeners appreciate a fall display that includes living plant life, something green and growing that needs a bit of nurture. A dry pinecone simply doesn’t offer this. The perfect solution? Mixing pinecones with succulents to create pinecone succulent planters. Here’s how to do it. Mixing Pinecones with Succulents Pinecones are dried seed repositories of conifer trees that have released their seeds and fallen to the ground. Succulents are plants native to dry areas that store water in their fat leaves and stems. Could any two botanical objects be more different? While pinecones and succulents are not natural woodland companions in most areas, something about the two feels like they go well together. Growing Succulents in a Pinecone Since succulents are living plants, they […]
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