String garden

Kokedama, which literally means "moss ball" in Japanese, are a type of bonsai that not only look adorable but also are an easy DIY project to tackle in one afternoon.

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“What started out two years ago as the whimsical project of Fedor, a Dutch fellow about whom nobody seems to know much, has blossomed into a series of string gardens: planted hanging gardens …

Easy DIY kokedama tutorial - Make a hanging string garden! Kokedama care is simple. If you want to know how to DIY a faux kokedama, this post covers that as well. Find out how to care for your kokedama and the best types of indoor plants for kokedama moss ball planters.

Take your moss ball string garden to the next level with this cute kokedama fairy village. Easy to make and customize.

The Japanese string gardens, called kokedama are a unique and beautiful way to display and enjoy your plants in a natural setting. The kokedama literally means “moss ball” and is a ball…

Yesterday on Twitter, I received the following message: The url that “SarraceniaDude” sent, was to stringgardens.com a site dedicated to the art of growing plants in balls of soil and moss, and then hanging them up from strings. I’d seen these in boutiques and even in the homes of my swankier friends, but hadn’t thought to attempt …

I completed this vertical garden in less than 30 minutes, using nothing but: - a grapevine ball, available at craft stores - orchid bark, available at garden centers - sphagnum moss, available at garden centers - epiphytic cacti, drought tolerant and easy The cuttings take root quickly, and will eventually form a solid mass of luxuriant rainforest growth. UPDATE! The above photos were taken on April 3rd, 2013, two years after planting. Click here for the updated and easier way to make…

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