Terrarium Design School

During the class you’ll learn how to create your own easy-to-keep but beautiful indoor garden. Master the art of wiggling little tropical plants through thin…
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Often in my workshops, I get asked what plants thrive in terrariums. A lot of confusion swirls around appropriate plants for terrariums. Succulents, Cacti, Alpines and most herbs will not appreciate being closed in and become very gloomy under glass.  To make things easier I've created a list of my 50 favourite, tried and tested plants that flourish in a closed terrarium. Terrarium Plants, Terrarium Ideas, Crystal Kingdom, Brown Thumb, Top 50, Tropical Plants, Indoor Garden, School Design, Houseplants
Top 50 plants for terrariums — Alyson Mowat Studio
Often in my workshops, I get asked what plants thrive in terrariums. A lot of confusion swirls around appropriate plants for terrariums. Succulents, Cacti, Alpines and most herbs will not appreciate being closed in and become very gloomy under glass. To make things easier I've created a list of my 50 favourite, tried and tested plants that flourish in a closed terrarium.
Learn to design, plant and sustain Kokedama's. Kokedama means ‘moss ball’, so you can turn your house into a hanging garden.  During the class you'll learn how to create your own easy-to-keep but totally beautiful indoor Kokedama garden.  Free your plants from the constraints of terracotta and grit. Instead you will be encasing their roots in a duvet of moss before binding them with twine and hoisting them up to hang from the ceiling. Terrarium Workshop, Diy Terrarium Kit, Hanging Garden, Indoor Plants, Lush, Roof Terrace Design, Plants Delivered, Moss Balls
Workshops — Alyson Mowat Studio
Learn to design, plant and sustain Kokedama's. Kokedama means ‘moss ball’, so you can turn your house into a hanging garden. During the class you'll learn how to create your own easy-to-keep but totally beautiful indoor Kokedama garden. Free your plants from the constraints of terracotta and grit. Instead you will be encasing their roots in a duvet of moss before binding them with twine and hoisting them up to hang from the ceiling.