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Join us in an afternoon to create a beautiful tablescape showcasing the natural delights of December. Designed to equip you with ideas, tools, and inspiration to decorate your own Christmas party, we’ll cover a variety of designs which are hugely versatile. The main focus of the day will be making a Constance Spry-inspired centrepiece with foliage, twigs, pine cones, and living bulbs. We’ll teach you how to work in a large statement vessel, which can suit either a table centre or other similar central ornament anywhere in the home.

After creating your centrepiece, you’ll be given the chance to sit them on our ‘dressed’ table along with other smaller floral pieces. We’ll provide an overview in making Kokedama (plant root balls bound in moss), as well as playing with living bulbs in various containers to complete the table styling. Opportunities to photograph the whole display at the end of the afternoon if you like.

£65 includes tuition, tools, tea and cake, as well as a ceramic fluted vessel, fresh flowers, and a some planted Spring bulbs in a mini ceramic – all to take home.

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Tutor-free kits are an alternative to our in-person workshops. This may be an ideal option for anyone who is not local to us, just wants to refresh their skills at home, or perhaps missed out on the weekend workshop spots.

These are available for £58 each and include access to a 40-minute online instructional video, as well as illustrated printed instructions, a personalised selection of foliage and décor choice (chosen via an online form) and homemade festive snacks. Kits are also available to be posted nationwide.

If you would like your kit posted or delivered locally, please checkout as normal and message us your postal address and we will bill you separately for the delivery. Otherwise kits can be collected from our Gaydon studio or Leamington shop.

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Get yourself in the Christmas spirit by crafting a festive wreath. Using a woven willow frame and moss, we'll learn how the basic technique of how to construct a fully compostable Christmas wreath. Choose from a lush selection of foliage's along with twigs, berries, grasses, dried fruits, flowers and ribbons to decorate. 

£65 price includes tuition, equipment, endless choice of materials, mulled wine and homemade festive snacks. Attendees will leave with a completely unique luxurious wreath - no two designs are ever the same!

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This year we’re opening our doors for a truly wild wreath class! In an afternoon we’ll design a Christmas wreath like no other. Working in a free-flowing style, we will experiment with tons of natural materials to create an asymmetric artful wreath. Ideal for hanging indoors, these designs often look great on a blank wall, adding a much more stylish Christmas theme to your space.

We will share lots of ideas and inspiration before the class starts, trying to really bring out your inner artist and design a wreath with no restraints! Focusing on shape, scale, movement, and expression, designs will be fully compostable and backed on a choice of various vines or other suitable weaving rods. Wide variety of luxurious ribbons will be available to help finalise your design, and a chance to finish your design on the wall, allowing plenty of space and distance to view your wreath and complete the finishing touches.

£72 price includes tuition, tools, mulled wine and festive snacks, huge choice of fresh foliages, dried flowers, seedheads, and other natural materials. Wreaths often dry out beautifully and can be easily redressed in the home each season for a beautiful year-round display. Ideas for how to do this will be discussed in the class.

This year we’ve got something for the wine-lovers! In collaboration with Lola Provisions, we’re hosting an evening of drinks, nibbles and flowers. To add some thematics to the evening we’ve even made you a clever wine-bottle vase! Choose a pre-cut bottle with your favourite label and arrange your flowers inside in this informal floristry class.

Working in pairs, we’ll talk about the basic principles of flower arranging before making a front-facing vase display. Ideal for elevating your flower skills - honing in on the difference between just ‘plonking’ into a vase, and making something with a bit more consideration! £60 price is for two people and includes a glass of wine each, Almonds to nibble, a pre-cut bottle vase and free range of fresh British-grown blooms. All other necessary materials provided. A great Valentine’s evening out!

This class is hosted at Lola's wonderful wine shop in Leamington. Two timed slots available, either 6pm-8pm or 8pm-10pm.

Re-introducing the floral lunch club to 2024 - a much discussed community event set to launch in 2020... but unfortunately the world had other plans! The lunch club is designed as an informal networking event offering a chance to meet fellow florists and growers in the area. Whether you're looking for a career change and wondering how to start your floristry journey, are more established business looking to meet new freelancers, or a grower looking to meet new customers. We hope to bring people together for a sociable event, and leave you walking away feeling connected, supported, and with a phone full of new contacts.

Of course the fun doesn't just stop there! Also included in the event will be a laid-back floral craft as we collaboratively make some Spring flower cascades. Using Hyacinth florets and a needle and string, you can make some flower drops which contribute to a larger group install whilst chatting away! How much you create is down to your own determination and multi-tasking ability!! But there is at least an opportunity for you to take something else away with you by the end of the afternoon.

To top it all there is (of course) a delicious home-cooked healthy vegetarian lunch, hot drinks and cakes. Other dietary requirements and food preferences can also be catered for.

Join us in an afternoon to create a beautiful tablescape showcasing the best of Spring! Designed to equip you with ideas, tools, and inspiration to decorate any table for any occasion, we’ll cover a variety of designs which are hugely versatile. The main focus of the day will be making a footed-bowl centrepiece with colourful Spring flowers. We’ll teach you how to work with a Kenzan (pin frog), which is especially good for creating loose and airy arrangements – and also helps to make a small amount of flowers go a long way!

After creating your centrepiece, you’ll then be give the chance to sit them on our ‘dressed’ table along with other smaller floral pieces. We’ll provide an overview making Kokedama (plant root balls bound in moss), as well as playing with living bulbs in various containers to complete the table styling. Opportunities to photograph the whole display at the end of the afternoon if you wish.

£65 includes tuition, tools, tea and cake, as well as a ceramic footed bowl, small Kenzan, fresh flowers, and a some planted Spring bulbs in a mini ceramic – all to take home. Designs should last well until Easter weekend, with only a couple of blooms needing replacing to look their absolute best for the bank holiday.

**This class is not sold out! It is drop in sessions only - so there's no need to book**

Get your houseplants ready for the growing season! Throughout the week of 2nd - 7th April we're hosting a drop in service at our Leamington shop to help give your plants some TLC. We'll be on hand to walk you through your houseplant repot - whether you're a houseplant newbie, or even a seasoned pro with a difficult specimen! Using our in-store range of Soil Ninja products combined with the right tools and expertise, we'll get your plants shaped up and rehomed into the appropriate sized pot with a perfectly balanced soil mixture. Drop in sessions are ideal for building your confidence, learning new skills, or perhaps just confirming what you already know. Kids also welcome! 

Price dependant on pot size and materials needed. Sessions are drop-in rather than bookable, but feel free to contact us with your planned arrival time to make sure we can fit you in.

Join us to make this delightful Spring display to decorate your door or garden table. Choose from an abundant selection of British-grown plants and bulbs in a huge range of colours and styles. Using a reusable wire frame we will build up our wreaths using hessian, compost, and moss to conceal your plants. Various twigs, catkins, seed heads, vines, foliage, ribbons, and Easter-themed décor available finish your unique design. 

With the proper aftercare, your wreath should last for a minimum of 5 weeks, with many plants also suitable for replanting in the garden. All abilities welcome. £58 per person includes tuition, fresh material, tea and cake.

Enjoy some tea, cake, and garden chat in this informal and sociable class with Lois of Little Garden and Anna of Browns Flowers. Each speaking from either-end of the flower farming spectrum, Lois and Anna will cover their biggest highs and lows in the garden, sharing tips, tricks, ideas, and casual discussion about their experience of growing.

Both Lois and Anna are self taught 'get-on-with-it' gardeners, and share many similarities in their energetic approach, but have just as many differences in the scales they work. Anna runs a (very full) 1 acre flower field providing cut flowers for florists from April-October with her small team and family. Working alongside her main colleague Phil - who humbly holds a 30 year career working with plants - Anna's garden approach is often influenced by fairly old-school practices combined with a lot of tried-and-tested experience of running her field for 6 years. 

Lois' experience is more paralleled to an allotment-scale, growing mainly in her mums garden in Gaydon (which you may mooch about during the class). Primarily working as a florist, Lois' focus over the years has been squeezing in a lot with her limited time! Growing a wide variety of low-maintenance plants in smaller quantities, whilst trying to implement no-dig principles into a flower patch which also serves as an ornamental garden.

£35 includes hot drinks, cakes, and free roam of the gardens. Suitable for anyone with an interest in plants and gardens. The focus of discussion will start with our flower-farming experience, but then spread into all aspects of gardening with lots of questions encouraged from all attendees.