When I create any design in the landscape, motion is always a key factor. It needs to ebb and flow. Here is how I knit succulents together in similar, not identical ways. It is important to keep in mind microclimates and to plant accordingly. Some plants that I used today were more sensitive than others. For example to avoid rotting the echeveria, I planted it slightly above the soil line and hid the dirt with my topdressing. I've packed this video full of tips, hope you all enjoy!
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