Live moss is dipped into water and squeezed before being used to wrap a mixture of red clay and soil that envelopes the plant, as Jessica Douglass makes a Kokedama, or Japanese string garden, at ...

Get ready for spring with a creative way to show off your green thumb. Kokedama, which translates to 'moss ball' in English, originated in Japan. Here's how you can do it yourself. RELATED: 'Egg and ...

Suspended from the ceiling by just a few threads and completely unencumbered by pots or containers, these string-bound flora are probably the coolest hanging gardens we’ve seen since Babylon. The work ...

Even if your garden’s put to bed for the winter, classes in the region give you a chance to learn something and maybe even bring something green home. Many of the gardens in the region scale back ...

– Shade-loving plants with small root bases. Wilder story author Taylor Patterson recommends ferns, begonias, or orchids, but notes that “most plants should happily thrive provided there’s enough ...

Moss, mud and string can elevate a typical houseplant into an aerial art project. Display them individually or in dramatic groupings to heighten the appeal. Kokedama (ko-keh-dah-ma) is a Japanese ...