Nicely written - I am gonna have to make one of those (or maybe have you make one for me!

Thanks CJ! How have you been?

They're pretty easy to make really. But you're always welcome to stop over!

Been busy with the Hostas cubit. Coming to WI this weekend - might see you on the street passing through.

Sounds good! Don't get blown off the highway - the wind is crazy here.

Nows the season to start on a wreath or topiary project. Thank you so much Chris for the article.

I saw your article featured and followed it over here. Nice Cubit. Good article thanks for the links I found them very interesting. I have had one for a couple of years now. I always have trouble overwintering my wreath and need to replace a good bit of it every spring.

Hi Holly,

None of the plants that I used on this wreath are hardy in my zone. At the end of the summer I removed the plants, potted them up and brought them inside. I made a topiary turtle with sempervivum and just left that one outside all winter. I was surprised to see that most of the semps survived.

I agree with you, Lynn has put together a great Cubit!

I have hopes of having the GH up by next winter that will make it easier to over winter. I also was thinking of displaying it on an artist easel over the winter. I have a friend that has one all done with hardy semps and she leaves hers outside all winter, she has had it for several years. I have one with hosta, ivy & squill that I add a few impatiens & other annuals to. I left it outside last winter in a protected spot and we should soon see if that worked or not.

You'll have to post pictures - they all sound great! I did some last year with impatiens, variegated thyme, and another vine (can't remember right off what it was). They turned out nice too.

Okay, no more procrastination. I am on my way to make the new database for Wreaths and Topiary. : )
Get those pictures ready you guys. I should have it up and running this afternoon.