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Hens and Chicks yard decor decoration succulents plant plants flowers - $1 (Dallas)
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Blue container: http://www.twotwentyone.net/growing-hens-and-chicks/
Wall hanger: http://inspiredbycharm.com/2013/06/where-are-they-now-hens-and-chicks.html
If you want to plant as groundcover or to edge a path, set them 6" apart or so and they'll multiply and grow together quickly to form a solid green mat. Sempervivum makes a far better weed suppressant than the bark-mulch-and-weed-killer combination.
The last two photos (before the H/C in the cans) I posted are what they look like during the winter (more purple).
These are extremely easy to plant -- just stick them in the ground or drop them where you want to plant them. They're almost impossible to kill and seem to reward neglect.
The plants will be bare-root:
$1 for dime to quarter sized, or $2 for bigger ones up to a softball size, $3 for bigger ones. Some are real big! At these prices, I've sold over a thousand already.
Retails at stores for $4 for the small ones. Compare and you'll see. Look at the example pix off pinterest of what you can do w/ these. See pix.
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These are forever lasting. They will outlast a rose, tulip, daisy, iris, orchid, sunflower, carnation, poppy, daffodil, pansy, iris, lilly, cactus, buttercup, lotus, hibiscus, marigold, lavender, holly, cherry blossom.
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