Kokedama Workshop, who knew it would be so easy!!

Mary Charmoli  presented a fun and informative workshop at the November meeting. "Kokedama, A Japanese Art Form." 

For those of us challenged in the creativity area, the workshop was a great ego boost! We all went home with lovey little gardens in a moss ball. Here are a few of the highlights of the evening.

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Mary was very organized with all her supplies in plastic tubs
as well as plastic for the table and a tub for each of us to
contain our mess! 

There are lots of ways to display the Kokedama. They can
also be hung from the string used to wrap them.

Proper mixture of potting soil and cactus soil, and just
the right moisture makes the ball stick together around the
little plant roots.

Soak store-bought moss so that it will lay nicely on the soil ball
then wrap with string to keep it all together.  

Watching and learning. Anxious to get started!

And here they are! aren't they great!

A really big thank you to Mary for this wonderful workshop and for all she does for our club!