Several cacti and succulents thrive in Atlanta’s climate if given excellent drainage. Randy Kucera of Randy’s Perennials and Greenhouse in Lawrenceville recommends the following for Southeastern gardens:
All these plants demand extremely well-drained soil to prevent root rot. Amend heavy clay with coarse sand, perlite, or expanded shale, and consider raised beds or containers.
Visit Randy’s cactus garden at his nursery or explore more succulents at randysnursery.com.
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