Written and filmed through the changing seasons in our garden and studio, this extensive course has been created for flower lovers, designers and florists - anyone looking to delve deeper into the philosophy of nature-led floristry and learn seasonal, sustainable alternatives to “traditional” floristry techniques and styles.

This course is suitable for everyone who loves flowers - from beginners and those exploring a new artistic medium, to city dwellers searching for a reconnection with nature, seasoned arrangers, gardeners and cut flower growers looking to develop their floral craft, reignite the fire or practise fresh techniques in a sustainable way.

£320

—  The Pale Garden  —
Foam-free circular installation inspired
by the 'white garden' at Sissinghurst Castle
Frame and foam-free mechanics

—  Wild  —
A light and airy arrangement using foraged
materials from a Provencal olive grove
Vase and chicken wire

—  Very Dixter  —
Vibrantly coloured doorway installation of
staggered pots, inspired by the famous garden
Terracotta pots and concealed water sources

—  In Times of Plenty  —
A lavish table-scape of the first flush
of scented garden roses in nuanced tones
Glass vessels

—  Garden-Gathered  —
A textural summer bouquet
in a lemon and mauve palette
Hand-vase technique

—  Good Enough to Eat —
An abundant display of edible flowers,
apple boughs, blackberries and squash
Kenzans, chicken wire and bean poles

—  Prairie —
Textural aisle and arch installation,
inspired by a painterly perennial garden
Concealed water sources and metal frame

—  Into the Light —
Tonal staircase installation
at a London wedding venue
Foam-free mechanics

—  Nothing Gold Can Stay —
Large-scale arrangement of autumnal
branches, dahlias and chrysanthemum
Antique urn and chicken wire

—  Hiraeth —
A wild and witchy wreath of foraged
ingredients gathered from a Welsh forest
Branches and twine

—  Introduction  —
What is naturalistic floral design?

—  Our Journey Back to Nature  —
How we came to natural flower arranging

—  Thoughtful Techniques  —
The importance of considerate,
sustainable and foam-free mechanics

—  Natural Materials  —
Honouring wild ingredients and
celebrating the natural life cycle of plants

—  An Experimental Approach  —
Learning the rules of design
but knowing when to break them

—  Seasonal Design  —
Sourcing locally-grown materials,
searching out interesting varieties and
using them at the peak of their season

—  Inquisitive Process  —
Learning from plants, fuelling our design
work by taking inspiration from nature
both wild and cultivated

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