Since the holidays are just around the corner, I’m inspired to share with you a table décor that is not the traditional autumn leaves. But, rather a Thanksgiving table that incorporates the ever popular succulents. As some of you might know, California has been in a severe drought for the last couple of years. I guess our stressed out weathermen are saying that we need 60 days of non-stop rain in order to return to our average rainfall levels. Well, it’s not surprising that this summer, I found succulents to be the perfect plant for my outdoor table. They need very little water and they seem to thrive in the heat! In the Bay Area, gardens are bursting with succulents. They almost look like they would naturally take over neighborhoods. I thought it would be such a nice change to bring them indoors for our Thanksgiving table décor. As you probably have noticed, succulents have so many subtle beautiful shades of green that they quickly take center stage. To read more of my post make sure to visit: A Blissful Nest
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Loi Thai, Tone on Tone says
Hi Janine – I enjoyed your guest post! Very informative with great ideas and tips. Hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving with your beautiful family. Warm greetings~
Janine Waite says
Hi Loi ~ Thanks so much for visiting both posts! You're are so thoughtful! We did have a nice quiet Thanksgiving, I hope your turkey came out yummy! Happy December to you! ~Janine
amcmurry says
I love this centerpiece!
Janine Waite says
Thanks so much! I'll enter you into tomorrow's giveaway! Good luck!
Janine