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Kokedama moss ball

Kokedama moss ball: How to start a vertical garden

Japanese moss balls, also called bonsai Kokedama, look great hanging in homes, on a lanai or porch or on trellises...

Written on October 15, 2014 at 12:06 am
Categories: Gardening and Growing in Soil, GREEN THUMB, Turf and Lawn Care Tip from Professionals
Tags: drought hardy, garden, gardening, hanging, how-to, indoor, Japanese gardening, kokedama, moss ball, outdoor, plants, succulents, Vertical Garden

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