I was smitten.
Later at the library I found an instructional book where I learned that the moss balls or kokedama, are the less fussy cousin of bonsai where rules and methodology reign supreme.
Below are the moss balls I came up with.
Moss on a rock. |
Tiny fern moss ball makes his home on a piece of tile found on the beach. |
A tufted fellow. |
If interested in creating your own moss garden check out the videos for more details.
Happy Moss Making!
emmy! i love this. it shall be my new project.
ReplyDeletehope you and ed are swwweeeelll.
lehua
yay lehua! so sweet you are. we are well and looking forward to spring- hope you're making a ruckus.. big hugs and happy mossing. -e
ReplyDeleteHi Emmy, this is very nice!! I am very sorry for what Japan is going throught these days, hope you are doing well and safe and all your family too. I might have some questions on how to make these lovely moss ball plants, can I email you? thanks, Val from Argentina
ReplyDeleteSorry Val, for the late reply I just got your comment :( You can definitely email me at emmymadeinjapan@gmail.com if you have any questions.
ReplyDeleteHello, my name Tanith and I love the videos you've done. The book is in the picture looks very interesting, I was wondering if you could tell me the title and the ISB to vere if I can get through the web. My mail is itsukys@gmail.com .
ReplyDeleteThanks and regards.