January succulents in my garden in Pembrokeshire...

Hello Sandra - what a lovely display of succulents they look very content and so does Henry with his succulent wig !!- have a good week - Jane

Oh My!! just look at that last pic, makes me shiver just looking at that one with its icicles, its amazing how much cold they can stand and still rally round, yours inside and around your garden are loving the conditions Sandra, was it you that told me to lay them on their side so any water can run off easily, not needing to water at the mo but thinking towards the time when they will need a drop, nothing worse than getting something through the winter months and then lose them at the last ditch....

What a fantastic picture...the icy one from America.
You e certainly got some novel planting situations for your succulents Karen!

Amazing to be able to grow succulents outside all yr round. I don't want to risk mine up here in these hills.
I'm hoping the mild weather will remain all winter lol

glad u like them...the frosty agave is amazing isn't it....I am going to plant agave outside after seeing it....BUT>>>I NEVER plant out my only one of a kind as I have lost loads outside over the years... but many have thrived so I just love having a go with my spare ones. and yes placing them on their sides helps with the wet in winter Lincs.

That frosty agave looks carnivorous with big teeth, iconic photo. And I love your henry, spendng his retirement in your garden, great hair do..go henry! Your succulent blogs have made me want more in my garden, inspirational.

The last picture is priceless Sandra. Agave with icicles LOL.
Nice collection of plants. I like it very much.

so glad you enjoy them Resi..Henry is one of my favourites.

I am amazed by the icicles and have decided mine are beig planted out this year Klahanie

Thanks Sandra, much appreciated...

I loved seeing all these succulents happily surviving the winter outdoors. I've left some aeoniums out this year, close to the house but open to the elements, and so far I haven't lost any.

Mine took a battering off the wind last week Louisa but are still fine too. I do enjoy seeing them outside but i try to be ready with some old sheets if the frost appears..