From away to garden.com and Robinhood Radio.com, this is Away to Garden with Margaret Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

Seculents, you probably already grow some perennial ones in your garden and perhaps others

that aren't hardy are among your favorite houseplants.

But what if some of those indoor types

started playing seasonal roles in the Garden too?

That's what Harnock Singh,

a longtime gardener at Wave Hill in New York City,

has been thinking about and experimenting with lately

to some pretty stunning effect.

It helps if you have a spare garden area to experiment

in like they do at Wave Hill,

where what's called the paisley bed, because it's shaped like a giant paisley, is planted in a whole

new theme each year.

This year, until sometime in October, it's all about succulents, and the design includes

many of the plants in the cacti and succulents collection that Harnett cares for in Wave

Hill's conservatory, just one part of his overall Horticultural role there. He's here to recommend some favorite succulents for

indoors and outdoors and give us some tips on how to grow them and use them

and even which ones are easy to propagate more of. So welcome, Harnak, thanks for

joining me today on this summary day in the garden.

Hi Margaret. Well, thank you for having me on the show. I think it's kind of nice that

I'm getting a little break from gardening, you know, it's hot. I know it's hot there today

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