Kokedama is a unique planting technique inspired by bonsai. This method involves encasing a plant’s roots in layers of clay and moss, resulting in a striking living sculpture. For centuries, the Japanese have appreciated moss balls as a form of garden art. This class is taught by one of our in-house plant experts. Options for hanging or tabletop kokedama will be given.
Instructor Bio
Tassy de Give has worked in the horticulture field for the past 20 years. She is a co-owner of Geometry Gardens and the Plant Director for Glasswing Greenhouse in Seattle, WA. In 2015, she co-wrote her first book Rooted in Design. She is currently working on her second book and teaches horticulture at the University of Washington’s Botanic Gardens.
Location
Geometry Studio, 48 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Date/Time
Sunday, June 8, 2pm
Class time is roughly 1-1.5 hours
Cost $65
Class fee includes all materials needed to make and take home a kokedama.