by greenandgorgeous | Dec 29, 2019 | Blog, Chrysanthemums, Cut flowers, dahlias, Floristry, Narcissi, Tulips
by greenandgorgeous | Jan 14, 2018 | Blog, Cut flowers, Floristry, Floristry Courses, Photography, Pottery, Ranunculus, Vases
Last year was our busiest so far for workshops with almost thirty dates fully booked ranging from career courses, collaborations, growing cut flowers at home and floral design. Pot by Harriet Coleridge This year I am planning to add to our course repertoire with some...
by greenandgorgeous | Feb 2, 2017 | conditioning, cornflowers, Floristry, Photography, Vases
It was about this time last year that I was invited by the publishers Dorling and Kindersley to work with them on a book all about flowers and natural-style floristry. Their plan was to feature sixty cut flowers through the seasons using their signature...
by greenandgorgeous | Apr 21, 2016 | Blog, Cut flowers, Floristry, Floristry Courses, Ranunculus
I met Jo Rodwell last summer when she came to the farm with a lovely group of linen-clad ladies on a floral foray with Sarah Winward. After bonding over peachy-coloured roses and poultry I asked if she would like to collaborate on a workshop the following season. She...
by greenandgorgeous | Feb 1, 2016 | Blog, Floristry, Hellebores, Hoes, Photography, Plant breeding, propagation, Seeds
I have been cutting back the old leaves on my Hellebores this week followed by a quick weed and mulch. My favorite tool of all time the Japanese Razor Hoe does a great job at getting all those pesky weeds out that like to colonize around the crown of the plant. I...
