Meyer Lemon initiatives
Family-centered workshops and resources for noticing your yard, working with living plants, and bringing nature learning into everyday life.
Featured initiatives
Each initiative gives families a concrete way to pay attention: to the yard as a living place, to a plant held in two hands, or to a small daily care rhythm that children can return to.
workshop
A guided yard-planning session using overhead observation, simple mapping, and family goals to help you see what the space is already telling you.
Best for: Families who want to understand their yard as a living system before buying plants or changing the layout.
$225 session
A good fit if you have been meaning to do something with the yard but want to slow down, observe, and choose the next step with more confidence.
workshop
A warm, messy, tactile workshop where each participant shapes a living moss ball garden and learns how to care for it by touch.
Best for: Families, scout troops, garden clubs, and small learning groups who want a hands-on plant-care experience.
$45 participant / $75 adult-child pair
A good fit for kids and grownups who like making things with their hands, learning through texture, and leaving with something living to care for.
workshop
A guided yard-planning session using overhead observation, simple mapping, and family goals to help you see what the space is already telling you.
$225 session
workshop
A warm, messy, tactile workshop where each participant shapes a living moss ball garden and learns how to care for it by touch.
$45 participant / $75 adult-child pair
book
A story-led companion for kokedama workshops, built around the idea that each moss ball is a small planet needing attention and care.
$12 digital companion
bundle
Workshop registration paired with the Kokedama Planets companion resource, so the experience continues after everyone goes home.
$55 participant bundle / $90 adult-child bundle
Pricing rationale
This section is here for internal review while the page is unlisted. The customer-facing sections above avoid market-testing language and describe the initiatives as family experiences.
Kokedama workshop references clustered around approachable ticket prices: Houston Botanic Garden lists a $45 non-member kokedama workshop, Zilker Botanical Garden lists $25, Longwood Gardens lists $60 for one adult and one child with $15 additional guests, and broader marketplace listings commonly span about $30-$125 depending on materials and host.
For Bird's Eye View, the offer sits between a garden consultation and a small aerial-photo/mapping session. Current references show landscape/garden consultation fees commonly around $100-$300+, Houston drone/aerial photo packages around $145-$190+ or about $175/hour, and full garden design packages starting much higher. A $225 founding-family session is a fair market-test price without overpromising a full landscape design package.
The Kokedama Planets book should stay lightweight until the format is settled: $12 for a digital PDF is easy to test, while $24 is only a placeholder if it becomes a printed preorder.
