Kokedama, roughly translates into English as “moss ball’. This is a Japanese method of binding the root ball of a plant in a clay soil mix and moss so that it no longer needs a pot to grow in. Your mossy plant ball can then be hung up or displayed sitting on a decorative plate or piece of wood.

In this session, Alice from The Outside In will take you step-by-step through the traditional style of creating Kokedama: using leafy plants and moss. It’s a great opportunity to learn about handling plants, roots and soil, making the most of time well spent connecting to nature. When you finish, you’ll have a Kokedama plant ball to take home and love. All of the materials and guidance will be provided, along with aftercare instructions on how to help your Kokedama to thrive and a bag to safely transport your plant home.

All materials provided

Suitable for those aged 10+ (under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult)