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Why I Love Designing with Aeoniums in Containers
Here’s the thing about aeoniums. They don’t just fill a container; they take the stage in it. While many succulents ask to be appreciated up close, aeoniums don’t need that kind of coaxing. They’re the kind of plant you notice from across the patio.
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