Small specimens of cactus and succulents are ideal for tabletop gardens, and many plants can coexist happily in the same container. Part of the fun is choosing among myriad plants, pots, and textured mulches. One dish takes about 20 minutes; cost starts at $20.
Look for specimens in 2-inch pots at garden centers and nurseries. Determine where the dish garden will be displayed, then choose plants suited to the light conditions. Containers near windows should be placed several inches from glass to avoid foliage burn.
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