Make a Kokodama and Nature Walk

This is an workshop for school age children to enjoy being outside and learn to create a Kokodama.

Join Ruth Goudy and Kim O’Brien to create Kokodamas and a nature walk at Kiln Farm Nursery

Create two Kokodamas, taught by Kim O’Brien @garden.with.kim, florist, designer, medal winner and demonstrator at Gardeners World Live

Come on a nature walk on the farm looking for signs of spring with Ruth Goudy @theflowerwriter, garden expert, writer and speaker.

ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT.  Not suitable for pre-school children.

The event will be outside in a marquee so dress warmly and with waterproof footware.

This is all about welcoming in the spring, encouraging children to connect with nature and enjoy making a something that teaches them about spring.

The event should last about an hour but if children and their parents want to stay longer and bring a picnic to have in the marquee afterwards they are very welcome.

About Kokodama:  the word means ”moss ball” in Japanese.  It is an art form where plants are wrapped in compost and moss to create a delightful hanging display.