16" Living Wreath Form - 7" Inside Diameter Original Design!

I fell in love pictures of succulent wreaths. When I looked into orderering one, the costs were so high. I have tons of succulents around our house, that I didn't need to spend $100 on stuff I already had. This is an easy Do It Yourself project. I opened the back of this wreath (which snaps off easily), had extra soil around the house, filled in the inside of the wreath, soaked the wreath, and then cut pieces of succelents off that were in our garden and stuck them in the pre- cut holes. Keep the wreath flat for a week so the succulent cut offs can grow roots, and then hang. I'm two weeks in, and so far, so great. This is really a fun project, and if you have kids, they can particpate. Very easy and then then when the wreath fills out, it'll be spectacular. It comes with directions, so no worries on figuring everything out. So easy, and fun. Get your green thumb in order!

This wreath is a bit heavier than I expected. I filled mine with sphagnum moss instead of dirt and planted succulents. It comes with slits cut into the mat but I had to make them bigger. I have it laying flat until the succulents are rooted firmly.

Liked the construction.A little hard to get the back off. No directions..Like the coconut fiber channel for holding potting soilLike the slits for planting

I bought this wreath form to make a succulant living wreath. I planted it, but it seems like it is going to take quite a long time to fill in. I also had difficulty planting on the side of the wreathe without them falling out. I bought two, so am thinking of trying to plant some other plants in the second one. I also used the liner instead of moss, and thinking maybe the moss would have been better. The wire frame is good quality.

This works great. I have bought 2. It makes it easy to start a living wreath. It is heavy when completed.

This form is exactly what I wanted...a deeper rooting area that could accommodate more soil and hopefully happier plants. Note though that I had to use a razor blade to make the pre cuts in the thick fiber matting a bit wider...and even then it was hard to plant the plants...I ended up losing much of the soil around the roots to get them in the holes. So maybe buy smaller plants or even cuttings? I did want the wreath to fill out more quickly though so I started with larger plants. Now planted it looks great and I can't wait to see how it grows next year!

On the pricey side since one also has to pay shipping fee. But it is a quality made form.

Wreath form is as expected. Shipping cost was horrendous at a time when most other vendors are shipping forFree.