A berry bowl is a miniature woodland garden in a glass container, similar to a terrarium. Colonial women would gather woodland plants in late autumn and early winter, arrange them in moss, and place them in a glass vessel. The partridge berry is a key plant in this tradition.

As a child it was a family tradition to make these bowls and give them to family at Thanksgiving...often receiving back the empty bowl from the prior year for the next year. These miniature gardens in a bowl will keep through spring and can then be replanted in your yard.  Registration required, class size is limited to 8.