Hanging kokedama

There is not enough space for some pretty planters at home? Don’t worry. Hanging planter ideas can help you out. Hanging small planters is one of the creative ways to save the space for your home. It is one of the pretty decorations for your place as well. Today, prettydesigns

Kokedama is a moss-covered ball that transforms the simplest of houseplants into living art. Put aside traditional pots, giving an unbelievable

This Japanese form of garden art is a unique and beautiful way to display plants. Make your own kokedama with our simple how-to steps!

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Orchid kokedama

We have a few tickets left for our kokedama workshop this Saturday morning! Kokedama means “moss ball” and involves wrapping the root ball of a plant in moss instead of a planter. Kokedama can be displayed by placing them on a dish or by suspending them in the air. In the one hour workshop, you’ll create your own kokedama to take home. We hope to see you there! [Photo from Pinterest.]

Almost this time last year I was shooting this tutorial piece for the book 'Urban Jungle - Living & Styling with Plants' and today I wanted to show you how to make a Kokedama (meaning "moss ball") hanging garden. Not only do they make a stunning feature of an otherwise blank corn

I recently got around to pruning my houseplants. My pothos was especially lanky and ended up having a major "haircut". Looking down at the pile of cuttings,