Living Stones: Foolproof Succulents for Busy Gardeners
Horticulurist Jeannette Lowe promotes Lithops as Living Stones, tiny succulents with silvery blue leaves that mimic real rocks. They grow slowly, some with serrated edges, and suit dish gardens or shallow pots, thriving on hot sunny windowsills.
Living Stones seedlings thrive in dry air and heat
A gardening column extols Living Stones seedlings thriving in dry indoor air and heat from radiators. It covers tobacco spray for mildew, plant care tips, air layering methods, and the value of gardening for health, with practical steps for seedling growth and houseplant maintenance.
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