Plants & Gardening classes

Closed Moss Terrariums with Maddy

Moss terrariums are super fun to make and easy to care for. If you kill even the most un-killable of cacti but still yearn for some greenery at your office or home, then working with moss might be your best bet. A moss terrarium is quite hassle-free and if you do it right you never …

  • 29th Mar, 2023
  • 7:45pm - 9:00pm (AEDT)
  • L3 R14, 37 Swanston St, Melbourne, 3000 VIC
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Everything, Everywhere Succulent Terrariums with Maria

Have you seen the movie “Everything, Everywhere all at Once“? Maria has become obsessed with it and loves it with all her heart. From all the spectacular performances to the gut-wrenching mother-daughter scenes, she cried-laughed all through out. So to celebrate all their Oscar nominations and because all Maria wants is Evelyn and Jobu Tupaki rocks, here is …

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Native Plant Bush Dyeing with Kylie

THIS CLASS IS PART OF MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL’S FASHION CULTURE PROGRAM If you have always wanted to try your hand at Bush Dyeing then this is the class for you! Indigenous peoples have been carrying out this practise for thousands of years and then passing on this knowledge. We are lucky enough to be joined by Kylie …

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Green Thumb Gifts: Terrariums with Maddy

Do you have a friend or family member who loves their greenery but is not quite a green thumb? Closed Terrariums can make such great gifts as once complete, they’re practically self-sufficient (i.e. hard to kill!).  Terrariums are cute, and super fun to make. You can personalise your terrarium with little trinkets and characters to …

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Green Thumb Gifts: Kokedama Moss Balls with Maddy

Kokedama is an ancient Japanese botanical art like bonsai or ikebana art. The word ‘Kokedama’ means ‘moss ball’ in Japanese as they are plants living in freestanding balls of moss-covered soil instead of pots. Kokedama are a beautiful way to bring greenery into your home and are ideal for apartments or flats with minimal space. …

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Kokedama: Japanese Moss Balls with Maria

Kokedama is an ancient Japanese botanical art like bonsai or ikebana art. The word ‘Kokedama’ means ‘moss ball’ in Japanese as they are plants living in freestanding balls of moss-covered soil instead of pots. Kokedama are a beautiful way to bring greenery into your home and are ideal for apartments or flats with minimal space. …