Planting within a tree stump in the UK

I have a stump of an old tree in my garden. I would like to hollow some of it out and use as a natural planter. I’m unsure what to plant though. I would like something that would hang over the sides. But I also like the idea of succulents. Not sure if they can be planted outdoors in the UK though and whether they would take to a stump planter. The location is sunny.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 05/12/2018 @ 5:24 pm

I am unfamiliar with your area, as we are based in the U.S. If you can include a little information about the climate, and as long as the tree was not a nut tree (these are toxic to most plants) then I will be more than glad to help you find a plant that will suit your needs.

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