I've got the hypertufa bug - they've even started calling me the Queen of Hypertufa

Here's some of my fun projects that I use for planting my other addiction into - I use Sedum, Sempervivum and many more Drought Smart Plants in my xeric garden, and what better way to display them but in some unique garden art? I make Hypertufa Grots, Hypertufa Plant Pot Faces, Hypertufa Fissures and much more - check out my website on rustic crafts for more on this line:

http://www.bluefoxfarm.com/



Don't miss the latest tutorial on http://www.bluefoxfarm.com/hyp... Hypertufa Plant Pot Faces where I show you how to make them.

Enjoy!

We will enjoy this...thanks so much for sharing with us!

have your tried Purslane in any of your pots? it's not all together drought friendly but it doesn't need daily care either.

I think it would work fine - it's succulent, so definitely. If someone tries it let me know. I'm really partial to the hardy kinds, especially Sedum and Sempervivum, and the one no-one knows about, Jovibarba. They are so tough and forgiving of the challenges I throw at them, all the time looking gorgeous - and you don't even have to wait for them to bloom to look nice.

I need to try some Sedum and Sempervivum. I love blooms...color....so Purslane has been a strong contender for my garden for 15 years.

I'll be waiting to see how it does for you - quick, build something!

ha! I will. I'm painting for a client now and just took a break and am saving your link for when I'm finished!

I have been making several hypertufa pots and balls, cement hands etc., in the past 4 months!..please comment on these..








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Those are absolutely beautiful!

@moulibcm Those are great. This is something I have wanted to try. I bought the bag of cement a year or so ago and just never got around to it. Maybe I will give it a try this year.