Prologue: Home Gardening as Play: Plant Design Recipes for Garden Play

Plant design starting with garden play
Soil and stones that create an environment for plants to live in
Tools needed for plant care and design
How to Water Your Plants
Recommended plants for each space
Plant design points for garden play

Part 1: Foliage Plant Design
How to care for foliage plants
A tree shaped like a snowdrop flowing through a stone basin
Hydroponic system design
Bracken fern combination design
Planting together foliage plants with similar growing environments
Planting foliage plants together in a low pot
Open terrarium design

Design Works
Foliage plant works
Open terrarium with snow
Mini garden with red leaves
Snow-covered Hallasan Mountain
Mountain and Field Open Terrarium
Planting foliage plants together in a flat pot
Design made from recycled masks
A forest made of moss and plants
Christmas Terrarium
Sea and Mountain Terrarium

Part 2 Succulent & Cactus Designs
Succulent & Cactus Care
Succulent round flower pot design
Yogurt bottle recycling design
Unique cactus design
Paper box recycling design
Design using a frying pan
Wine Glass Dry Terrarium
Design using small basins
Flowing succulent design
Succulent & Cactus Combination Design
Succulent & Cactus Terrarium
Planting succulents with large height differences
Design using picture frames

Design Works
Succulents & Cactus Artwork
Joshua Tree National Park Design
Cactus design in ceramic flower pot
Peacock wreath rising from a square flower pot
Design using fishing line
Succulents planted in round pots
Succulents flowing down the rocky mountain
Assorted cute succulents
Day and night in the harsh desert
A world of succulents in a glass container
Desert cactus

Part 3 Epiphyte Design
Epiphyte management method
Moss garden using candle holders
Stone valley design on stone foundation
Teapot Mini Terrarium
Small-leafed orchid design in black flower pot
Small orchid and moss design
Brasada Orange Delight Moss Ball

Design Works
Epiphyte works
Busan expressed as a moss garden
Pond using stone carvings
Stone Moss Garden
Cymbidium orchid with exposed roots in a glass bowl
Mini Moss World
Flat moss garden
Coffee Pot Moss Terrarium
Combination of stone aquaculture and hydroponics
I enjoy it from various angles
Coconut shell kokedama balls
Bat-like tree
moss pond
Mongolia's Red Desert
Flowers blooming between the asphalt
Ming Hwan-geum stone carving

Foliage plants, succulents, cacti, orchids, and even moss!
How to choose the right soil, planting method, and care method depending on the type of plant
We will introduce it step by step from the principles.
What if a plant that was healthy in the garden suddenly loses its vitality when brought home? What if you repotted it in a pretty pot and it starts growing? There's a good chance it's due to a problem with your soil selection, planting method, or care.
Since each plant has different preferences for soil, watering, humidity, and temperature, it is important to first understand the environment that the plant prefers.
This book thoroughly explains the principles of selecting the right soil, planting methods, and care methods for each plant group, including foliage plants, succulents, cacti, orchids, and moss, thereby satisfying vague questions about plants.

If you follow the detailed process photos like in a cookbook,
You can create your own small garden as beautiful as a golden hand!
This book introduces detailed process photos and recipes like a cookbook so that even those who are new to dividing or who keep killing plants can easily approach plant design.
This book contains popular designs these days, such as terrariums, which grow plants in sealed or small glass bottles; kokedama, which grow plants without pots by wrapping the roots in a round shape using moss, sphagnum moss, etc.; harmonious planting of various plants and hydroponic cultivation of ornamental plants; and frame gardens, which create mini gardens by arranging plants in a frame.
Let's experience the extraordinary transformation of an ordinary, easily available plant into a sensory work of art through design recipes.


Plants need design too!
A notebook of garden play ideas to make your plants even more special.
The author says that even if it is not a ready-made flower pot, as long as it has the conditions for plants to grow, it can be considered a 'flower pot'.
This book also contains many interesting works that break the stereotypes about flower pots, from everyday items like wine glasses, frying pans, and lunch boxes to works made from recycled items that would otherwise be thrown away, like yogurt bottles and paper boxes.

Additionally, the novel idea notes of 'Garden Play', which draw design inspiration from travel, movies, and everyday experiences, add to the fun of reading as well as the fun of looking at.
'Plant design', which uses plants, flower pots, various types of soil, and stones in an analog way, will bring you closer to nature and provide time to heal your mind tired from everyday life.