Kokedama is a traditional Japanese method of growing plants in a moss-wrapped root ball that can either sit in a shallow tray or be suspended. In this workshop, we’ll create kokedama using houseplants such as ferns or small trees, wrapping and binding the root ball in moss and learning how to care for it over time. We’ll talk about watering, light, and placement, and you’ll leave with a living plant that can be displayed in a variety of ways. There is a maximum of 6 workshop attendee spaces available.

Create a small woodland tree using dried flowers, moss, and found natural treasures. In this playful workshop, you’ll layer texture, color, and a bit of sparkle to make a one-of-a-kind fairy tree inspired by forest floors and hidden gardens — a charming winter project meant to delight the imagination. There is a maximum of 6 workshop attendee spaces available.

In this intimate, two-hour workshop, you’ll create a living glass house terrarium from the ground up. Each workshop is limited to four participants and includes the glass house and all materials. We’ll cover layering soil and drainage, planting, and building vertically, along with light, watering, and long-term care — so you leave with a beautiful, thriving terrarium and the confidence to keep it growing.