Gardenerd

Gardenerd

Member since: Sep 07 | Years gardening: 3

Located on the beautiful coastline, I began gardening in 2005 – I prefer growing succulents and cacti above all other plants because of their ease and appearance but I aspire to have something more, in due time – let’s say, once I buy a house.
Apart from succulents, I enjoy growing just about anything else there is to grow – I really don’t have a preference. I just like plants that like me back. I enjoy functionality and aesthetics so I am open to anything that makes it’s way into my garden.

Gardens

  • Gardenerd's Aloe garden

    Aloe garden

    Zone 8b A collection of my Aloe's

    • 4 plants
    • 5 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Beneficial garden

    Beneficial garden

    Zone 8b In an effort to attract beneficial insects, butterflies and creatures of the sort I am planting a quasi-native garden for my patio.

    • 0 plants
    • 14 journals
    • 2 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Cacti garden

    Cacti garden

    Zone 8b Cacti truly are ideal for any procrastinator, such as myself. They are very forgiving to forgetfulness and can often go very long periods without w...

    • 7 plants
    • 9 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Carnivorous garden

    Carnivorous garden

    Zone 8

    • 1 plants
    • 1 journals
    • 9 faves
    • 9 comments
  • Gardenerd's Consumable garden

    Consumable garden

    Zone 8 Coming Back, soon!

    • 0 plants
    • 14 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Contained garden

    Contained garden

    Zone 8 Container plants aside from the succulents.

    • 13 plants
    • 13 journals
    • 2 faves
    • 3 comments
  • Gardenerd's Echeveria garden

    Echeveria garden

    Zone 8b My fascination with echeveria's is that they look like flowers themselves, rose flowers more specifically, and while I don't grow roses, at all - t...

    • 16 plants
    • 21 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Haworthia garden

    Haworthia garden

    Zone 8b With few exceptions, their growth period is April through November, interrupted by a 6 to 8 week summer rest from July to mid-August. This means th...

    • 5 plants
    • 7 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Stapeliad garden

    Stapeliad garden

    Zone 8b My growing family of Stapeliad species succulent plants

    • 6 plants
    • 9 journals
    • 1 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Succulent garden

    Succulent garden

    Zone 8 Very much the addictive genus - these succulent plants - having quickly turning into quite the obsession. These make up the vast majority of my gar...

    • 58 plants
    • 26 journals
    • 2 faves
    • 0 comments
  • Gardenerd's Clone garden

    [Archived] Clone garden

    Zone 8b The purpose of this garden is to keep track of those plants I propagate from.

    • 20 plants
    • 11 journals
    • 0 faves
    • 0 comments

Panama City Beach, Florida

United States United States 8b


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I love to grow

succulents, for now...


Hobbies

I enjoy: going to the beach and sunbathing, swimming, exploring sealife, walking the surf & shell collecting, attempting to cook, reading when time permits, surfing the net, passing my classes, cocktails with friends, garage "sailin", visiting small boutiques, listening to music & mixing records, taking pictures of everything...


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