Anyone for tea

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  1. Scotkat

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    One of my new planters.
     
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    Very nice, Scotkat, the colour really enhances the colours of the Cyclamen. Don`t know about the pansy, though.:D
     
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    Wanted it all rich colours but can change if it does not look.

    Wanted to try have cup looking like a latte was no tsure which plants to plant.

    Maybe a white pincushion alpine.
     
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    Lithops? But you would need a drainage hole (it can be made, with care, and lots of patience).
     
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    Ah but there already is a drainage hole .Lithops yes
     
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    :thmb::D That is a brilliant one..!! Haven't seen a cup & saucer one before..!! What a cheery idea..! :wink::D If you could get it this at this time of the year, this Thyme looks lovely in flower... Tiny low growing.!
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    Thymus Serpyllum Albus (Creeping White Thyme)These are summer flowering, but I think would be brilliant as a jolly Cup of Tea...
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    ANACYCLUS PYRETHRUM DEPRESSUS The Mount Atlas Daisy, as this is otherwise known, is a most desirable plant for the rock garden, raised bed, or alpine house, and requires a sharply drained soil and a sunny, sheltered site. It is the most garden-worthy of the perennial species, flowering in summer, and most attractive in crimson bud, which will be seen in dull weather and when the light is poor..

    :wink: I expect you have it all sorted out though Scotkat, just thought I would share these with you..!!:dh::D
     
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    Just perfect unless anyone has acutting but will try to look for it going to get another cup and for front doorstep.
     
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    Scotkat that is so lovely! Where did you get it from?

    Don't know how you'll achieve the 'latte' look - but then when do I know anything:) but will be very interested if you do get it. You have lots of unusual stuff don't you? Looks good to me. 'clap'

    cheers
     
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    Thankyou Borrowers I bought these from local coop garden centre .

    I always like to have a theme going.

    Now doing this with my crochet beannie hats inmiddle of making.
     
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