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    I adopted a large broken terracotta pot last summer from my sister in law that she was going to throw out. It has about a third of one side missing and my idea was to lay it on its broken side so it looks like a whole pot thats fallen over and got partialy burried. I would like to plant something in its shelter as it were and the site I have in mind is south facing so it will get very hot so I was thinking of some sort of alpine. What would you plant?

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    I have seen those succulents which are grown on roofs succeed well in pots you describe.
    Goodness knows what they are called- if you rip off a leaf, they will grow from that.
    Medicinal I think.
    Looks like a green fleshy flower.
    Looks very similar to these...

    Succulent Roof pictures from gardens photos on webshots

    Oh..oh...House leeks!!!
    Yey...got there in the end!!!
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Nicos View Post
      I have seen those succulents which are grown on roofs succeed well in pots you describe.
      Goodness knows what they are called- if you rip off a leaf, they will grow from that.
      Medicinal I think.
      Looks like a green fleshy flower.
      Looks very similar to these...

      Succulent Roof pictures from gardens photos on webshots

      Oh..oh...House leeks!!!
      Yey...got there in the end!!!
      I think they are part of the semperivium family.
      http://herbie-veggiepatch.blogspot.com

      Updated 23rd February 2009

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        Originally posted by Herbie View Post
        I think they are part of the semperivium family.
        Thank goodness someone here knows something about plants!!!
        "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

        Location....Normandy France

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