#string gardens

Personally, I'd just be happy with some moss and some drought resistant ground cover plants. I think wild primrose and clover would be amazing for this

Build Your Own String Garden in 7 Steps Kokedama are made by transferring your plant out of its pot and into a ball of soil held together with moss and string. String gardens take this tradition a step further by suspending these little green worlds in the air. They're a great way to bring the outdoors inside of your home.

String gardens, based on Kokedama. The latter, meaning moss ball, is a style of Japanese bonsai. Kokedama are made by transferring your plant out of its pot and into a ball of soil held together with moss and string. String gardens take this tradition a step further by suspending these little green worlds in the air. A great way to bring the outdoors inside. 

I'm so excited.

Cutting grass...fun!

My boss just told me about this - sadly I don't think it would work for growing tomatoes (although to be fair, none of my strategies for growing tomatoes have really "worked", per se, any fruit seems to happen by fluke rather than by design). It looks neat but I'm curious as to how long the plant would survive like that. Who knows, maybe for ages?