Create Your Own Kokedama Moss Ball Workshop
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Create three beautiful kokedama moss balls to take home and display.
Join the team at Sprouts of Bristol for a relaxed and creative workshop where you'll learn how to make your own kokedama – a Japanese style of planting where plants grow in hand-wrapped moss balls instead of traditional pots.
During this two-hour experience you’ll create three kokedama moss balls, each planted with a different seasonal houseplant. These striking living sculptures can be displayed on a dish, shelf or even hung to create a beautiful botanical feature in your home.
Your workshop will be led by one of the knowledgeable Sprouts team, trained by founder Jessy to guide you through the process step-by-step.
During the workshop you will:
🌿 Learn the traditional technique of making kokedama
🌿 Create three moss ball planters using seasonal plants
🌿 Learn how to display and care for your kokedama
🌿 Take home three finished kokedama plants
All plants, moss, materials and tools are provided so you can simply relax and enjoy the creative process.
We’ll also provide tea, coffee and sweet treats from 404 Bakes while you craft your botanical creations.
These workshops are also BYOB, so feel free to bring your favourite tipple. Alternatively, our friends at The Green Man pub just up the road are happy to provide takeaway drinks.
Perfect for plant lovers, creative afternoons with friends, or unique botanical gifts.
Please note
Workshops require a minimum of 6 participants. If the minimum number of bookings is not reached, we may reschedule the workshop and contact you to arrange an alternative date.
Age restrictions: 16+
| Adult (Standard Ticket – Create Three Kokedama Moss Balls) | £45 |
What people are saying
Sep 2025
Had a fantastic time and Jessy's such a lovely host! Would definitely recommend
Feb 2025
Lovely evening - looking forward to what we can make next.
Jan 2024
A great evening, the host was lovely and we got to take several kokedamas home!
How to get there
Yuup extras
- 10% off in-store whilst attending the workshop
- Complimentary tea and coffee
- Complimentary cake from 404 vegan bakes
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
On the day
There is limited on-street pay-and-display parking near the shop, though spaces can sometimes be tricky to find.
If you’re driving and can’t find a space, Rupert Street multi-storey car park is around a 13-minute walk away.
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You'll be hosted by
Sprouts Team
Your workshop will be led by one of the knowledgeable Sprouts team, all trained by founder Jessy Edgar.
Sprouts of Bristol is an award-winning independent plant shop known for its lush houseplants, handmade terrariums and welcoming botanical workshops. Over the years, the Sprouts team have helped thousands of people discover the joy of houseplants – whether that’s choosing their first plant, building a terrarium or learning new botanical skills.
Our workshops are designed to be relaxed, creative and beginner-friendly, so whether you’re a seasoned plant lover or completely new to houseplants, you’ll leave with something beautiful and the confidence to care for it at home.
Jessy Edgar (She/Her)
Jessy is the founder of Sprouts of Bristol, an award-winning independent plant shop known for its lush houseplants, handmade terrariums and botanical workshops.
With a creative background in graphic design and a lifelong love of plants, Jessy started Sprouts during lockdown from her spare bedroom, delivering plants across Bristol. What began as a small project has grown into a thriving plant shop and workshop space where thousands of people have discovered the joy of houseplants.
Jessy and the Sprouts team have helped hundreds of people create their first terrariums, kokedama and botanical creations. Their workshops are welcoming, relaxed and designed so beginners leave feeling confident caring for their plants at home.
When she’s not in the shop, Jessy can usually be found tending to her garden, exploring Bristol’s food scene, or spending time with her mischievous shop dog, Zelda.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Sprouts of Bristol.