Miniature Moss Gardens presents expert advice and techniques from Japan, the birthplace of miniature gardening.

In Japan, moss is revered for its sublime colors and textures, inspiring gardeners and non-gardeners alike. Moss can be found everywhere--in your garden, in crevices between stones, and in cracks in the city concrete. In the tiny world of terrariums, container gardens, dish gardens and kokedama (moss ball gardens), moss is a magic carpet that turns a diminutive plot of soil into a self-contained living world.

You'll learn about:

• Finding and collecting moss
• Choosing soils and containers
• Designing your garden for visual effect
• Choosing the best plants for your mini garden
• Making a perfect kokedama moss ball garden
• Enhancing your moss garden with rocks and other design elements
• Designing a gorgeous terrarium
• And much more!

Miniature Moss Gardens offers expert advice and techniques from the birthplace of miniature gardening. One of the only books in print to focus on moss and miniature gardens, it is friendly enough for total beginners and full of ideas and tips for experienced gardeners.

Formato	Tapa dura
Número de Páginas	128
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Tuttle Publishing
Fecha de Publicación	2017-04-25
Dimensiones	10.1" x 7.8" x 0.7" pulgadas
Descripción de Edición	Bilingual
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Urbano, Asiático - Japonés, Urbano, Asiático - Japonés, Asiático - Japonés, Urbano

Megumi Oshima was born in Saitama Prefecture. Raised among abundant nature in the countryside near the Tonegawa River, Oshima became familiar with plants. While working for a production company, she started to grow bonsai and kokedama on the balcony of her Tokyo apartment. Oshima left her production company job and began working in garden management for flower markets and hotels. In 2006 she opened garden store Midoriya Nicogusa in Kichijoji, Tokyo, and began running workshops on bonsai and kokedama. Oshima is a plant consultant and interior coordinator.

Hideshi Kimura is a member of Japan Horticulture Society Tray Landscape Artist. After obtaining his bonsai master license, he began making moss tray landscapes more than 20 years ago and to date has made more than 2000 works. Not limited to bonsai pots, he has received acclaim for his original designs, which incorporate driftwood, bamboo and so on as receptacles. Kimura runs moss tray classes and is an instructor at Minamisunamachi Culture Center in Tokyo's Koto ward.