Teeth,

 

Succulently speaking.

Spikey

Sometimes just looking at the situation clear-headed, you know there would be a few thorns to contend with along the way.  A succulent garden is a great reminder that beauty can be watchful, can be guarded.  In such situations, best to be on the look-out.    

Shadow as new growth

succulents being experts at this.  What adventure will you accept today as it is more difficult to see shadows in the rain.  

 

What shall we name this kitty?

 Should you ask, the succulents are named "dear Eleanor" (right) and Hildegard (left).  

Animals aren't the only ones with claws?

 

Hildegard considers

the prospects of greening.  

The joy of shadow. 

(Stay turned for the entrance of succulents.)

 

Tactile

and plush as space luxuriates in color & texture.   Reminds me of pomegranate seeds on a bed of spinach (with other edible goodies).  Reminds me of the line break you can hear, you can stroke.

Otherworldly

Otherwordly is the non sequitur.
Otherworldy is a poem.
Salads benefit from being otherworldly.  As stated previously, salads are non sequiturs.

But did you know, all cacti are succulents.
Not all succulents are cacti.
Succulents is juice or sap in Latin.
Both cacti & succulents are otherworldly -- the non sequiturs of the plant world.