A Cluckin' Garden in a Pot   By Diana Dickinson Davis  Here's a
little garden in a pot that's fun, easy-to-plant, and sure-to-
grow. Some of the easiest plants to grow are hen-and-chicks.
Their real name is Sempervivum but they're nicknamed hen-and-
chicks because over time, the larger "mother" hen plant grows
smaller "chick" plants. Before you know it, the little chicks
grow so big, they can be divided from the hen and moved to new
spots. Check out the pointy leaves on each plant or rosette.
They come in a bunch of cool colors like jade green, scarlet
red, and even silver. Best yet, hen-and-chicks don't need tons
of care, just well-drained soil.  Strawberry jars, with their
little holes along the side, make nifty nests or holes for
growing hen-and-chicks. Plant our cluckin' garden in a pot in
about 20 minutes and you'll be on your way to a non-stop supply
of hen-and chicks! Here's how you do it:     • one strawberry
jar,   • 6 hen-and-chicks plants,   • potting soil.   1. Add
potting soil until it reaches the