July 2014 - Plants in Perfect Pots

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Re: July 2014 - Plants in Perfect Pots

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Liz M wrote:I make them at a pottery class. They are fun to make and don't require much skill, I'm not a mastercraftsman. It is good to make a pot with a plant in mind, though.
Terrific, Liz. I'm envious.
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Haworthias in a couple of Nautilus shells
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I shot the neighbours annoying tortoise last year as it was eating it's way through my lettuce patch. Apparently it was some kind of endangered species and they were a bit upset until I made it into a pot for them
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Phil
that is gross ! (td) , poor tortie
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Testudo haworthiodes?
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You can be assured that the tortoise was not harmed during this or even last century, it was rescued from a museum and had a label for India 1896 on it.

Euphorbia abdelkuri 'damask' candle
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I think the tortoise pot would have worded better if each "leg" was a similar size.

I have also looked at a few definitions of pot and as far as this judge is concerned everything seen so far is a pot so no NAS will be awarded for any entry prior to this post :grin:
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A Neohenricia 'cluster' pot - home made.
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Can I squeeze in one more? It's a favourite of mine
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Liz M wrote:Can I squeeze in one more? It's a favourite of mine.
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My wife and I bought one of these plants recently at a garden centre but it had no label. Do you know the name, Liz? I believe it's a Sedum and I assume it's hardy but I don't have a species name.
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