Potted Star Sculptures (Part 4)

I must say, our management here at the apartments have shown exceptional tolerance.

This was the first week they sent out a notice gently asking us all to take down our tacky Christmas decs, and put something "Simple and Tasteful" on our Patios.  They just came short of sending us all wristbands that said:

W.W.M.D.?

So my dear Potted Star Sculptures must go visit the laundry room, at least until the regional supervisor does her walk-thru.

Potted Star Sculptures (Part 3)

They are evoooolving!

and not terribly starlike.

Potted Star Sculptures (part 2)

 And Chaos Reigns.

Potted Star Sculptures (part 1)

Short of marrying Edward Scissorhands, I don't see how I'm going to get topiary on my patio.
I have this arrangement with my plants, you see:   
I put them in the ground: They grow.
Water, weeding, fertilizer, etc. is not part of the package.  So by Autumn, many of my plants have deserted me, and a topiary just isn't on.
I decided that, rather than having my morning meditations over a plant cemetery, I'd like to look at pots full of twinkly little stars.  This is my experiment in sculptural elements.