Gardening

The word Kokedama simply means ‘moss ball’ but we think it’s so much more exciting than that! In this class you will learn how to take an ordinary small plant and wrap it in moss and string, turning it into an extraordinary ball-shaped delight that you can hang anywhere inside your home. This is a great opportunity to get your hands into some dirt and play with plants while learning a new craft.

Want to join the indoor plants (as family) trend but not sure where to begin? Do you need something easy to care for and would like to add your own creative flair? Succulents in an open terrarium are a great way to start your indoor plants habit. They also make gorgeous gifts for your loved ones.

Want to join the indoor plants (as family) trend but not sure where to begin? Do you need something easy to care for and would like to add your own creative flair? Succulents in an open terrarium are a great way to start your indoor plants habit. They also make gorgeous gifts for your loved ones.

The word Kokedama simply means ‘moss ball’ but we think it’s so much more exciting than that! In this class you will learn how to take an ordinary small plant and wrap it in moss and string, turning it into an extraordinary ball-shaped delight that you can hang anywhere inside your home. This is a great opportunity to get your hands into some dirt and play with plants while learning a new craft.

Want to join the indoor plants (as family) trend but not sure where to begin? Do you need something easy to care for and would like to add your own creative flair? Succulents in an open terrarium are a great way to start your indoor plants habit. They also make gorgeous gifts for your loved ones.

The word Kokedama simply means ‘moss ball’ but we think it’s so much more exciting than that! In this class you will learn how to take an ordinary small plant and wrap it in moss and string, turning it into an extraordinary ball-shaped delight that you can hang anywhere inside your home. This is a great opportunity to get your hands into some dirt and play with plants while learning a new craft.

Want to join the indoor plants (as family) trend but not sure where to begin? Do you need something easy to care for and would like to add your own creative flair? Succulents in an open terrarium are a great way to start your indoor plants habit. They also make gorgeous gifts for your loved ones.

Get on board with the green-thumb trend, while saving a few dollars along the way! Propagating house plants is probably easier than you thought. After attending this class you’ll have a better understanding of the techniques and supplies you’ll need to multiply plants at home, as well as learning which ones will reward you with the best chance of success. Be warned – it’s addictive! Once you see those new roots reaching out from beneath your plant and new leaves growing on top, you will want to grow more and more baby plants for your home. This is a great way to create cheap and cheerful gift for friends, with a bit of forward planning, anytime of the year.

The word Kokedama simply means ‘moss ball’ but we think it’s so much more exciting than that! In this class you will learn how to take an ordinary small plant and wrap it in moss and string, turning it into an extraordinary ball-shaped delight that you can hang anywhere inside your home. This is a great opportunity to get your hands into some dirt and play with plants while learning a new craft.

Have you ever tried to weave your own vessel? Woven baskets have been crafted since the beginning of time; get in touch with nature in this down-to-earth workshop as you’re guided through the process of preparing your materials and building your hand-woven nest. Once complete, this organic creation can be used around your home as a basket or for holding other potted plants.