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Using a combination of succulents and hardy plants, you’ll create miniature gardens to add life and greenery to your home. Participants will learn how to propagate from cuttings and use pebbles, little animals and found objects to construct tiny worlds within up-cycled glass vessels.

Trainer Bio:

Emma Grace is a facilitator and contemporary jeweller who is passionate about incorporating sustainability into her work. She was featured in The Age Melbourne Magazine’s Top 100 most inspiring and influential people for her initiatives combining craft and sustainability.

Emma has taught workshops for schools, councils, community centers and festivals for over 10 years. She has extensive experience working with diverse groups of people and thrives on creating a positive environment in which participants can flourish.

What you will learn

Propagation
How to construct the terrarium artistically

What you will get

Glass vessel, succulent plants, soil, pebbles, feature object

What to bring

People with sensitive skin should bring gloves

What to wear

Comfortable clothing

Photos/Recordings of the event and attendees

During events, photographs or recordings may be taken and by attending, you consent to be photographed or recorded and having your photos or recordings used for CERES promotional purposes only. Please speak to the event presenter should you wish to be excluded.