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| After this winter the tiny bonsai needed repotting . I made a new one with a sad clump of Molinia grass I dug out of the garden . It was mostly dead anyway , so a few healthy sprigs make a sweet bonsai and much healthier with all the dead bits pulled off. |
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| I found all the soil in my larger pots had sunk down too low , so I have been repotting . |
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| And all the Sempervivums looked awful , so I pulled those out replaced the small pups . |
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| Last year I unloaded a truck full of river pebbles. A little texture change from the gravel that makes up most of the garden. With all the snow and rain this year, most of it got squashed into the soil , in a not very attractive way . |
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| So, I've what been picking through the soil and weeds to get at the pebbles . And why not trim off the dead lower Yucca leaves , Which in some cases doesn't leave much of a plant . Now that's a way to spend a sunny afternoon. |
I love the combinations in your pots! My agave collection needs to be repotted this spring..but it's still too wet to move them off the covered front porch. I bet you'll be satisified with your river rock restoration once it's done as it is a lovely texture in the garden.
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