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| Mosaiculture differs from topiary where single plants are pruned to achieve decorative shapes of birds or animals. Rather, Mosaiculture begins with a wire frame and mesh skeleton into which soil is packed. A variety of flowers and plants are set into the soil to create unique mosaic-like images and forms by drawing on each plant’s unique colouring and characteristics. | |||||
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Mosaiculture can be two or three dimensional. |
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Mosaiculture featured as part Pacific Flora 2004 and was extremely popular with the Japanese public. |
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