Rustic Bower

We are excited for @bellarustina this weekend and will have some great BOGO deals. We have lots of new wood and gourd containers and are clearing our greenhouse of beautiful plants that are ready for spring! We have lots of small ceramics as well for those looking for a new desk or office buddy. We will be set up in the open air pavilion so stop by and say hi! 🌵

It’s a side hustle weekend and is again in Conway. Here are some of our new creations.

One of Jane’s most beautiful creations is going to live with our new friend Lisa to brighten her home!

Here is a small selection of the beauties for sale this weekend in Conway.

Here are 4 reasons succulents are the perfect Mother’s Day Gifts after raising kids. (Pick yours up this weekend)

1. Unlike mom’s kids, succulents are low maintenance!
2. Prickliness is acceptable with a succulent.
3. Succulents do well with little supervision or attention.
4. It’s much easier to reproduce a succulent than a child.

Here are a few of our large pieces this weekend in Conway.

Here are some of the new containers we have this weekend in Conway. Lots of new rustic wood pots and unique ceramic table top and hanging ceramic containers with Strings of Pearls, Hearts, and Turtles.

We are excited for the reopening of In Greenbrier on Saturday at 10:00. Stop by, check out the remodel and all the great vendors. Look for our rustic shelves with cool succulents while you are there.

Meet Eve’s Pin. We have two variations. The common variation is a cylinder with pins. The Crested Eve's Pin is a mutation of the normal form where the stems fan outward with topped combs of long green succulent pins.

Personally, I (Ron) am not fond of pickles, but I do love the Pickle Plant (Kleinia stapeliiformis). It is a native South African succulent.

Not only is Jane from Brazil, but so is the String of Turtles (Peperomia prostrata). This is a tiny trailing succulent native to Brazilian rainforests. It looks great in a hanging basket too!

Do you know a nymph or fairy looking for some real estate? Here is a Fairy Castle Cactus that might fit the bill. It is a miniature cactus that grows as clumps of columnar spires that resemble a castle’s turrets.