SoSucculent
Columbia Station, Ohio ·
SoSucculent
SUCCULENTS, WEDDING FAVORS, MOSS TERRARIUMS, GIFTSColumbia Station, Ohio 4492 Sales On Etsy since 2009
Announcement
Our succulents are a great option when you’re looking for colorful, cold-hardy succulents. They even change colors at different times of the year
Our succulents can withstand MINUS 15 degrees! WE GROW WHAT WE SELL.
Cold Hardy Succulents that are perfect for the outdoor garden or perfect for life indoors. Our greenhouse is unheated so you know you are getting a rugged hardy plant.
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Sempervivum Color Changes
An aspect of Sempervivum succulents is their coloring. Many of them display some of their boldest colors toward the end of winter, and into early spring. In fact, they can change colors so dramatically that you almost wouldn’t recognize two Sempervivum plants as members of the same species! PLEASE BE ON ALERT, YOUR SUCCULENT MAY NOT LOOK LIKE THE PHOTO DEPENDING ON THE SEASON. I AM SENDING YOU THE CORRECT PLANT, YOU MAY BE CONFUSING IN SUMMER UNTIL FALL.
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To help support the succulent farm in the long winter months, I create jewelry from maps and freshwater pearls, at my other etsy shop: TheBluePrint.etsy.com
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If you need larger quantities or have any questions or requests, convo me, I'd love to hear from you. I am a graduate of OHIO STATE in Landscape Horticulture and a professional grower for the past 25 years.
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A LICENSED Nursery. To ship plants and moss legally you must have a license from you state agriculture agent, this is to stop the spread of insects and diseases not already living in your state.
Announcement
Our succulents are a great option when you’re looking for colorful, cold-hardy succulents. They even change colors at different times of the year
Our succulents can withstand MINUS 15 degrees! WE GROW WHAT WE SELL.
Cold Hardy Succulents that are perfect for the outdoor garden or perfect for life indoors. Our greenhouse is unheated so you know you are getting a rugged hardy plant.
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Sempervivum Color Changes
An aspect of Sempervivum succulents is their coloring. Many of them display some of their boldest colors toward the end of winter, and into early spring. In fact, they can change colors so dramatically that you almost wouldn’t recognize two Sempervivum plants as members of the same species! PLEASE BE ON ALERT, YOUR SUCCULENT MAY NOT LOOK LIKE THE PHOTO DEPENDING ON THE SEASON. I AM SENDING YOU THE CORRECT PLANT, YOU MAY BE CONFUSING IN SUMMER UNTIL FALL.
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To help support the succulent farm in the long winter months, I create jewelry from maps and freshwater pearls, at my other etsy shop: TheBluePrint.etsy.com
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If you need larger quantities or have any questions or requests, convo me, I'd love to hear from you. I am a graduate of OHIO STATE in Landscape Horticulture and a professional grower for the past 25 years.
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www.facebook.com/pages/So-Succulent-Gardens/484633590385
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A LICENSED Nursery. To ship plants and moss legally you must have a license from you state agriculture agent, this is to stop the spread of insects and diseases not already living in your state.
Reviews
About
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Fall --- where the plants make their home
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AHHHHH! Springtime finally!
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Winter Hardy Sempervivum, They change colors all year long.
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My second home.
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My sweet son helping his mom. That was a few years ago. );
Inspired by Succulents!
After graduating from OSU, I started my own landscape and design company, saving every $$$ for a home in the country where I could open plant farm. It proves in life hard work does pay off.
I create all my items at my (30’ x 100’) greenhouse where the sky is big and blue. In my free time my hobby is creating map, wire jewelry and abstract painting.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my shop . If you have any questions or comments, just convo me, I am always happy to hear from you.
So Succulent ---- http://sosucculent.com
Visit my other shop at: http://TheBluePrint.etsy.com
Shop members
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Gayle Sathre-Zimmerman
Owner, Designer, Curator
I grew up in a family greenhouse & floral design business when Cleveland was once known as the Greenhouse Capital of the World. This is where I found the love of horticulture. I went to Ohio State University for Nursery and Landscape Management.
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Rick
Creator, Designer
Rick crafts all the vertical gardens and does a great job.
Shop policies
MY SUCCULENTS ARE WINTER HARDY!
My greenhouse is in northern Ohio and I do not heat my greenhouse.
Succulents get their name from their ability to store nourishing materials--particularly water--in their leaves, stems or roots. Succulents are adaptable and durable. They flourish in a variety of temperatures, and because they store water, they do not require frequent watering.
Fertilize only once every other month with half the recommended rate.
Take care not to over-water the plants because this causes the roots to rot. Water when the plant starts to droop, or the leaves have indentations, or the plant starts to look a little gray (depending on the type of succulent).
Use planting soil with good drainage characteristics. Coarse sand, perlite and organic materials make good additions to a soil mix for succulents.
Succulents do better in a relatively small amount of soil.
*Larger pots can make controlling the amount of moisture difficult and lead to poor health.
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
Returns and exchanges
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
YES, but you must respond within 48 hours of receiving order in case of problems by PHONE ONLY ~ or email me with the problem and I will call you. Plants must be open upon delivery! Please do not just return items without notification first.
YOU HAVE SEVEN DAYS TO RETURN ITEMS. WE DO NOT REFUND SHIPPING CHARGES. REFUNDS WILL BE MONEY BACK, LESS COST OF SHIPPING ITEMS TO YOU. IF ITEMS HAVE FREE SHIPPING WE DO NOT RETURN ACTUAL SHIPPING COST to you and will give proof of the cost if necessary.
If an item you receive is damaged, missing, or defective, please notify us WITHIN 48 HOURS OF RECEIPT. WE REQUIRE A PHOTO OF THE DAMAGE ITEM.
If we have made an error, we will correct it immediately. Send an email to arrange the return or replacement of a defective item. Items must be returned to us to qualify for a refund or exchange.
Payment
On occasion, money order and cashiers check can be accepted if discussed prior to placing your order. Tracking number is strongly recommended when your check is mailed.
If you pay via e-check, please understand that I do wait until it clears before shipment.
Shipping
Plants are shipped via USPS. We usually ship Tuesday and Wednesday, if I have time I ship on other days also.
I am not responsible for late show up dates, please order in time for your special event. Please give the correct address in shipping incorrect/Incomplete.
A broken leaf or two may be unsightly but a healthy plant will recover quickly.
Remember the plant has been thrown on a truck and driven around the United States. I do my best to make a safe environment for the plants but sometimes it will happen.
Addresses resulting in Undelivered/Delayed Package:
Because of the perishable nature of our products, shipments to incorrect current addresses will void any and all Guarantees.
Additional policies and FAQs
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Sempervivum Color Changes
An aspect of Sempervivum succulents is their coloring. Many of them display some of their boldest colors toward the end of winter, and into early spring. In fact, they can change colors so dramatically that you almost wouldn’t recognize two Sempervivum plants as members of the same species! THEY MAY NOT LOOK LIKE THE PHOTO DEPENDING ON THE SEASON.
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Please buy from a LICENSED grower. To ship plants and moss legally you must have a license from you state agriculture agent, this is to stop the spread of insects and diseases not already living in your state