What’s old is new again. That’s the case with kokedama, a centuries-old Japanese garden form that translates to moss ball. Local audiences are discovering this art form using plants and flowers. “It’s ...

"Koke" is Japanese for "moss." And "dama" is possibly the translation for "ball," or it could be "tama" and maybe mean "marble." Even though there may be something lost in translation, "kokedama" is ...

Picture a vibrant green, nearly perfect sphere of something moss-like bopping around a clear water-filled corked container with pebbles at the base. Give it a cute name like Mossly Cyrus, Ryan ...

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The size of the ball will just vary to accommodate the root mass of the plant. To create this simple, unique piece of living art, first gather the needed materials: a lightweight potting mix or peat ...

A Loveland salon owner has taken her passion outside the shop and begun making and selling her own moss balls to interested patrons. LOVELAND, CO - JUNE 21, 2022: A Kokedama Monstera plant sits on a ...