Springtime Succulent Wreath
My new favorite plant is the succulent. These tiny pieces of greenery are making their way onto the scene and into the spotlight as a great go-to in all types of décor. I thought they would be the perfect plant/garden look for my kitchen door wreath. Here is how I made this darling wreath. So simple, you can make one for yourself in less than 30 minutes!
Supplies
- 4 – 3′ terra cotta pots
- 5 – 2.5″ terra cotta pots
- 4 – 1.5″ terra cotta pots
- 12 inch grapevine wreath
- floral wire
- Spanish moss
- plastic succulents
- embellishments/ribbon
- hot glue gun/ glue
Instructions
Step 1: Run floral wire thru each terra cotta pot hole in bottom. Place in alternating spots around wreath securing by tying floral wire ends together, twisting, and tucking into back of wreath. See picture below.
Place wire thru Pot 
Secure terra cotta pot onto wreath
Step 2: Check to see that pots are visually pleasing along the wreath. Place them at random points as well as stagger positions of each pot. Double check that pots are secure to wreath.
Visual check of terra cotta pots around wreath
Step 3: Add embellishments and bows/ribbons to wreath with hot glue to fill in empty areas. Inside of pots, add Spanish Moss and succulents.
Add embellishments to succulent wreath 
Add ribbon/bow to succulent wreath 
Step 4: Add a floral wire loop to top of wreath to hang onto a secure wreath hanger or cup hook. Note: this wreath is heavier than most wreaths.
Simple DIY Succulent Wreath
It didn’t take long to put this darling wreath together and I love how great it looks on my kitchen door. The perfect way to greet neighbors passing by my tiny garden on the side of the house. ~Susie Peas
You have to see my DIY Picture Frame Wreath how-to. It’s a great keepsake wreath that would look amazing in your home. Just like my huge DIY Chalkboard. It’s the perfect large piece to add to your wall décor.
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Oh my, how unique! I love succulents.
Me too! Now, just if I could grow live ones. 😉
This is truly adorable. I never thought about including small pots into the wreath. Love that idea.
This succulent wreath is so clever. Tanks for the warning about the weight. We should know, BUT, sometimes we don’t think.I would like to know more about your tiny garden.
Oh that’s a great idea for another post. We are just outside the city so I am having to downsize with my garden. It is a sweet little thing.
Such a creative look! I love the various sizes of the small pots and how they are placed ‘randomly’ on the wreath. The directions and photos would make this wreath easy to duplicate at home!
It really turned out cute with all of those tiny terra cotta cuties! I am very visual myself so I was hoping that the pictures would help.
I bought a similar one a few years ago and yours is SO much cuter!! I think I’ll update mine.
🙂 gwingal
This one was an update as well. I had it hanging on my garden gate, but the birds used up all of the Spanish moss for bedding. 😉 But I loved cleaning it up and adding some more succulents. I love it!
It looks great! Thanks for the step by step instructions.
Thanks so much! So glad that you could stop by Susie Pea’s.