Show us your Colorful combo pots

Those look nice purple op. Which one is the red tipped one in the second pic?

 

Glad you like them, TY! That's the Peperomia 'Jellie,' a P. clusiifolia cultivar, Exotic Angel plant found at WM:
http://www.gardenstew.com/plantstew/9000725

 

I put this pot together a couple years ago & have added some Portulaca amilis to the front. They don't look like much yet, but I had to use pretty small plants to stick through those holes on the side of this wire mesh planter.


http://www.gardenstew.com/plantstew/504539

 

The first flower on the experiment shown above showed up today!


Mixed Philodendron & Scindapsus vines:


Smaller plants that live at the base of a dragon tree (Dracaena.) Begonia, polka dot (Hypoestes,) Alternanthera & another Dracaena 'White Jewel.'


Kalanchoe blossfeldiana & Peperomia 'Jellie.'

 

Some pics of combo pots from yesterday.
Birdnest fern (Asplenium nidus) with new cuttings of Perilla 'Magilla.' Bottom pot has heart-leaf Philodendron vine, Pothos and some newly added cuttings of Begonia and Aglaonema.

Decided there's too many names to type, if anybody has any questions, happy to answer them!

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Some new combos, from stuff that was in the ground for summer vacation...


The other side of the same one:



Tons of newly propagated stems:

Bromeliads & Tradescantias:

Hanging!

 

Your plants are always lovely, and I really love your creative use of the baskets.

This is a combo-planting/dish garden of succulents which I made several years ago, inspired by Monet's paintings of waterlilies.

Of course, it only lasted for one season as a pretty centerpiece on the patio table before outgrowing the bowl, with the parent plants making pups and pushing the blue glass beads out everywhere - but hey, it was nice for a while. lol

 

TYVM! :+) And TY for sharing a pic of your awesome bowl! So colorful and pretty. I have a T-shirt of that painting that I wear while gardening often, but can't admit to having created anything in homage to it. Well done! ...and you didn't happen to live in Alabama before, did you? I keep finding those blue glass things in our yard?! LOL!

 

Thanks very much for the "likes" and kind compliments.

Heheh, Hubby and I actually do have family in AL, but (to the best of my recollection) we have not salted the earth with any of these "gems" during visits.

 

Zuzu, love your dish. Succulents are my favorites.

 

OK, TY, Zuzu! It sure is suspicious! Hahaha!!!!

 

Made a few more combo pots from plants that were in the ground all summer.

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3, Closer view of the hanging one:

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Some blooms of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana and K. x houghtonii.

 

Peperomia 'Jellie' and Kalanchoe blossfeldiana.

 

Here's a few of mine.