Kokodama, Hanging Moss Ball

Wednesday, February 21

Kokodama, Hanging Moss Ball

7 pm to 8 pm

Presented by Alison Johnson

Join Alison Johnson, NPA Board Member and Education Coordinator, to learn how to make your own Kokodama planter. Kokodama, which translates into moss ball, is a centuries old Japanese form of bonsai where plants are grown in a ball of soil wrapped in moss. This is a great medium for plants that are small, hardy, and grow slowly.

This is a Zoom lecture only. The recording will be available to registrants until March 6, 2024. Our presenter will be giving a demonstration and screen-sharing their slideshow presentation.

NPA Members - $10.00

Non-Members - $20.00

The fee for this class is non-refundable. If cancelled by NPA, you will receive a full refund.