I recently had the privilege of guest blogging for Petunia Handbags! Head on over to see the exclusive "DIY Hanging Succulent Terrarium" post on their fabulous blog and don't forget to check out their Instagram feed @followpetunia for future DIYS and giveaways.
*Updated February 2017. We are so sorry, the links to the original blog post are no longer working. Please enjoy these photos of the finished product!
It was love at first sight when I discovered Concrete Geometric on Instagram and I'm so very excited to be teaming up with Krizia to give Needles + Leaves readers a chance to win one of her beautiful concrete planters! Read below to find out how you can enter to win.
Follow these 3 simple steps to enter:
1. Follow @needlesandleaves and @concretegeometric on Instagram
2. Tag 5 friends on our giveaway post on Instagram or repost our photo with the hashtag #concretegeometric (so we know you did it!)
3. Comment on this blog post. We want to hear from you!
The winner will be announced on Friday, October 4th!
Don't forget to check out Concrete Geometric on Etsy!
*Please note - The geometric planter is made from concrete for small succulents. There are no drainage holes. The planter was handmade and therefore may have visible imperfections as well as partial uneven surfaces.
**Plant is not included**
(Giveaway is open to US only.)
All photography by Krizia Flores .
At least once a year, we like to take the kids exploring through San Diego using public transportation. We travel by train, trolley and bus. It can get a little crazy sometimes, but it's so much fun and we always make the best memories! Last week, we had one of these little adventures. I took a million pictures of the kids as usual, but I also captured some beautiful plants along the way as well. Rather than keeping them all for myself, I thought it would be fun to start a series here where I can share the succulent photos I take while I'm out and about. I've decided to call the series "Succulent Sighting" because I dig alliteration and, well, it just makes sense.
We live in North County San Diego, so we take the Coaster south to get downtown. We get off at the Sante Fe Depot and take the trolley or bus from there depending on where we are going. For our first stop, we wanted to take the kids to the Hotel Del Coronado.
I was pleasantly surprised to find so many succulents at the hotel. Unfortunately, almost every succulent planter was placed in direct sunlight and a lot of the plants were badly scorched so there wasn't much to photograph. The following are a couple of my favorite shots from the hotel.
We spent some time at the beach before hopping back on the bus and heading to Old Town.
I'm so glad I was able to capture this sweet moment. I love my boys and their long flowing locks!
Next stop Old Town!
Once arriving in Old Town we didn't have a lot of time to explore, which was okay since we've been there many times before. Our main goal was to eat some delicious Mexican food and head back to the train station. After succeeding in enjoying some ridiculously good food accompanied by a free dessert, the kids HAD to check out Geppetto's before hopping on the train home. This gave me a couple minutes to run around frantically snapping photos of all the lovely succulents! I literally had two minutes, but these plants are so pretty it doesn't really matter that I didn't have time to calculate my shots. Keep scrolling to see my favorite plant pics from Old Town.
I hope you enjoy these plants as much as I do! I'd love to hear from you, so make sure to leave a comment or find me on Instagram! @tawwni or @needlesandleaves
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