Come learn the art of wrapping kokedama! This centuries-old Japanese art form (literally meaning "moss ball") is a beautiful, eco-friendly way to display plants without a traditional pot. After choosing your pothos plant, we will walk you through how to mix the right soil and wrap your plant in moss and twine.

• What to Wear: We will be working with live soil and moss, so please wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting a little messy.

• What You Get: You will take home your custom-made pothos kokedama and care guide to keep your new plant thriving.

Date: Tuesday, October 6, 6-8pm
Instructor: Nicole Powell
Location: Teaching Garden at Woodward Park
Tickets: Members $65, Non-Members $70

To help us keep a safe and welcoming environment for all, please note the following: 
Minors: For the safety of our younger students, all children under 16 must have an adult present or on-site for the duration of the class. 
Accessibility: We are committed to making our classes inclusive to all. If you have any specific accessibility needs, please reach out to our team at info@tulsagardencenter.org prior to your scheduled class and we will do our best to provide the necessary accommodations.