Miniature Moss Gardens: Create Your Own Japanese Container Gardens (Bonsai, Kokedama, Terrariums & Dish Gardens) Kindle Edition

I got this to use in making a moss terrarium with my grandson. Although it is an adult book and very informative, it has excellent photographs and graphic illustrations to make it interesting to a young person. Covers all kinds of interesting ways to use moss in indoor and outdoor settings and tells you what you need to do to keep moss happy. Highly recommend!

Kindle edition: really difficult to read because formatting is off throughout the book with numbers transposed over text and text on text in the Moss Tips Sections. Writing style is juvenile as are the cartoon stick figures used to illustrate. This book is not worth the price.

Happy with creating this. Let's see if it stays alive

I didn’t even know that one could use moss for plants! It was very interesting to know how to find moss. It’s around rocks or elsewhere. You have to look for it, which I would like to search for. Just to find it would be exciting! Mary R./ Amazon Customer

Very few pages and very small projects...I was expecting a little bit more so I found the book a little disappointing.

Excellent book. Full of creative ideas. Thank you so much for quick shipment. Very happy

A very enjoyable introduction to growing and understanding moss in horticulture. Has detailed instructions and nice ideas for displaying moss bonsai and moss gardens.

Love, this book.Inspiring and informative.Lovely pictures, seems well written and very well organized. Great as a simple reader to glance through, for ideas and simple directions, or read in depth.

I like this book, in that there are lots of photographs and they do help to inspire and clarify the text info. Having briefly read it from cover to cover I'm happy that I can make the moss garden that was my goal when I ordered the book. At the beginning of reading it, though, I wasn't entirely clear about a few details - it didn't take you step-by-step through how to handle moss when you are taking some moss from a bigger piece of moss and to begin with it isn't clear how to plant it. Later the right soil is clearly explained and using the photos and text I realised you just sit the moss on the soil rather than planting it the way you do in conventional gardening. So overall I'm pleased with this but if there's ever a new print run perhaps it needs a bit of tweaking in its organisation so that a complete novice is led more logically through the processes.

Not many books in English that cover this subject. As a novice I found the layout and information inspiring and informative. If you are an experienced moss gardener or kokedama enthusiast it might be a bit simplistic but it has great photography and lots of design ideas.

Gorgeous little book, with some fantastic ideas.

The book is well written, full of great pictures, useful information, and simply perfect for beginners.

Bought as a present but the recipient says it is excellent.