One day I may find a little person is taking shelter under this tree sat on the Kokedama:)
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Wow, these are so cool, I really love the plants and the containers you use. I can see how it would be so much easier to change containers lol I've got so many questions after seeing your ebay auctions and now even more after seeing your blog!! But I am really in love with the round ball of moss and a wide variety of plants at the top! By the way, your red bowl that broke, it's gorgeous as a display container! Like you I try to recycle and shop at charity shops for things like that, but found a new place where I can a wide variety of things for free...it's called Freecycle and most towns have them, or local areas...do a google search for it, or search on yahoo groups...brilliant for finding weird and unique things that are still usable, but are unwanted by their current owner. Apologies if I've given you info you already knew, but recycling is a good thing and I had to mention it to you lol. Anyway, thanks for the info and photos, the blog is great! I look forward to buying a kokedama from you on ebay! Take care and thanks again! Shelley
Good morning, Shelley! I am very very pleased with your comment. Thank you very much for showing your interest in Kokedama:) I will answer your questions in a minute.
By the way, you like the red broken piece from my cooking bowl? Wow, so pleased! You made my day!
Yes, recycle have to be mentioned always;) I love charity shops, too. They are one of the things I am impressed with in Britain. (The idea of charity shops is not common in Japan at all. My hometown is in a city, but there is no charity shop there!)
Oh, I didn't know the word Freecycle! I have to google it later:D Thank you for the information:D
Thank you again, I will email you soon. Have a lovely day!
Dwarf Umbrella Tree (Schefflera Arboricola)
3 comments:
Wow, these are so cool, I really love the plants and the containers you use. I can see how it would be so much easier to change containers lol I've got so many questions after seeing your ebay auctions and now even more after seeing your blog!! But I am really in love with the round ball of moss and a wide variety of plants at the top! By the way, your red bowl that broke, it's gorgeous as a display container! Like you I try to recycle and shop at charity shops for things like that, but found a new place where I can a wide variety of things for free...it's called Freecycle and most towns have them, or local areas...do a google search for it, or search on yahoo groups...brilliant for finding weird and unique things that are still usable, but are unwanted by their current owner. Apologies if I've given you info you already knew, but recycling is a good thing and I had to mention it to you lol. Anyway, thanks for the info and photos, the blog is great! I look forward to buying a kokedama from you on ebay!
Take care and thanks again!
Shelley
Good morning, Shelley! I am very very pleased with your comment. Thank you very much for showing your interest in Kokedama:) I will answer your questions in a minute.
By the way, you like the red broken piece from my cooking bowl? Wow, so pleased! You made my day!
Yes, recycle have to be mentioned always;) I love charity shops, too. They are one of the things I am impressed with in Britain. (The idea of charity shops is not common in Japan at all. My hometown is in a city, but there is no charity shop there!)
Oh, I didn't know the word Freecycle! I have to google it later:D Thank you for the information:D
Thank you again, I will email you soon. Have a lovely day!
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