Join us for the first workshop of the year! Together with Braiden Crouse of Flower Shepherd, we’ll explore how to create garden-inspired tablescapes that feel abundant yet natural. Working with fresh, seasonal materials, we’ll focus on composition, movement, and layering—bringing flowers, linens, and candlelight together in a way that feels both organic and intentional.

Each participant will create a unique centerpiece and contribute to a fully styled table that celebrates spring's arrival.

About Flower Shepherd: Braiden is one of our favourite designers; locals will know her stunning work displayed weekly in Woodshed Provisions and Francis Bread. Her work draws inspiration from architecture, food, art and nature, and feels wild and spontaneous, every time.

Included

• We’ll demonstrate our method for for impactful, wild pieces using creative materials

• We’ll have a gorgeous flower bar for you to choose from, with flowers, foliage, and textural elements in different palettes

• Your arrangement is yours to take home; we’ll provide simple glass vessels or you can bring one that you love from home

• A warming cup of organic tea and a treat while we work

• Our collection of tools and supplies to borrow from

Materials

The materials provided are inherently seasonal. April flowers often include: ranunculus, tulips, poppies, anemones, blooming branches, and our first spring annuals.

Location

Our barn studio. You’ll be welcome to harvest additional material from the garden.

Pricing

$220 per person.

A relaxed and joyful session where you’ll create a hand-tied bouquet for someone special—or with them! Choose from our curated flower bar and learn bouquet-building techniques to craft a lush, seasonal arrangement. Perfect for anyone that wants to celebrate with flowers.

Included

• We’ll demonstrate our method for relaxed and airy garden-style bouquets

• We’ll have lots of flowers, foliage, and textural elements for you to choose from

• Your arrangement is yours to take home; we’re happy to wrap it for gifting

• A warming cup of organic tea and treat while we work

• Our collection of tools and supplies to borrow from

Materials

The materials provided are inherently seasonal. May flowers often include: ranunculus, tulips, anemones, peonies, blooming branches, and our first spring annuals.

Location

Our barn studio. You’ll be welcome to harvest additional material from the garden.

Pricing

$110 per person.

A study in movement, balance, and form, our Hand-Tied Bouquets workshop is an essential skill-builder for anyone drawn to floral design. You’ll explore both freeform and spiral bouquet techniques, gaining confidence in mechanics while refining your eye for composition and colour. Join us for Foundations: Hand-tied Bouquets and return often.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for relaxed, airy bouquets, using both freeform and spiral techniques. We’ll touch on colour, line, negative space, and texture.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A deep dive into composition, structure, and mechanics, this class explores the art of vase arranging. You’ll learn how to create loose, garden-inspired arrangements with movement and depth, using foundational mechanics like floral frogs, chicken wire, and natural armatures. Perfect for anyone wanting to build confidence in arranging flowers with ease and intention.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for creating intuitive, easeful arrangements, including ways to set yourself up for success with diverse vessels and mechanics.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A deep dive into composition, structure, and mechanics, this class explores the art of vase arranging. You’ll learn how to create loose, garden-inspired arrangements with movement and depth, using foundational mechanics like floral frogs, chicken wire, and natural armatures. Perfect for anyone wanting to build confidence in arranging flowers with ease and intention.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for creating intuitive, easeful arrangements, including ways to set yourself up for success with diverse vessels and mechanics.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A summer camp for adults, this all-day floral retreat is a chance to immerse yourself in flowers, food, and farm life. We’ll spend the day harvesting and designing, covering both bouquet-making and scalable vase arrangements. With plenty of time for creativity, a garden-fresh lunch, and a relaxing swim at the lake, this is a taste of longer flower camps to come.

Morning

• A farm and garden tour—we’ll walk the fields, share our growing methods, and answer all your flower-growing questions.

• Guided harvest session, selecting flowers and foliage for our designs.

• Vase arrangement demonstration—we’ll explore techniques for creating supportive, natural structures in the vase, alongside intuitive design concepts.

• We’ll use our arrangements to create a gorgeous summer table.

Lunch

• A farm-sourced meal prepared by Chef Deb

Afternoon

• Exploring hand-tied bouquets, learning both freeform and spiral techniques.

• Ample time to create your own bouquet and free-play with flowers.

• A relaxed, open-ended time to ask all your floral and design questions.

• To close the day, we invite you to enjoy the fields and the lake—families welcome.

Included

• A seasonal farm lunch + snacks.

• Your bouquet (wrapped in paper) and vase arrangement (simple glass vessel) to take home.

• Access to our collection of tools and supplies.

• Coffee, tea, and treats while we work.

Materials

July is a season of full abundance—a peak bloom moment when everything flourishes at once. Expect a mix of garden roses, dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia, marigolds, and trailing vines like nasturtium and clematis. Tomato vines, golden rudbeckia, and sunflowers add a touch of wildness.

Location

We’ll use the whole farm—our barn studio, flower fields, and private dock.

Pricing

$475 per person.

A study in movement, balance, and form, our Hand-Tied Bouquets workshop is an essential skill-builder for anyone drawn to floral design. You’ll explore both freeform and spiral bouquet techniques, gaining confidence in mechanics while refining your eye for composition and colour. Join us for Foundations: Hand-tied Bouquets and return often.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for relaxed, airy bouquets, using both freeform and spiral techniques. We’ll touch on colour, line, negative space, and texture.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A deep dive into composition, structure, and mechanics, this class explores the art of vase arranging. You’ll learn how to create loose, garden-inspired arrangements with movement and depth, using foundational mechanics like floral frogs, chicken wire, and natural armatures. Perfect for anyone wanting to build confidence in arranging flowers with ease and intention.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for creating intuitive, easeful arrangements, including ways to set yourself up for success with diverse vessels and mechanics.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A study in movement, balance, and form, our Hand-Tied Bouquets workshop is an essential skill-builder for anyone drawn to floral design. You’ll explore both freeform and spiral bouquet techniques, gaining confidence in mechanics while refining your eye for composition and colour. Join us for Foundations: Hand-tied Bouquets and return often.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for relaxed, airy bouquets, using both freeform and spiral techniques. We’ll touch on colour, line, negative space, and texture.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A hands-on, playful class designed to spark a love for flowers. Kids will explore the farm, harvest their own blooms, and learn the basics of floral arranging—all while creating a beautiful take-home bouquet.

Included

• A seasonal arrangement in a simple glass vessel.

• Kid-friendly tools and materials to use.

• A farm-fresh snack to enjoy.

Materials

August is a colorful, textural time in the fields—perfect for exploration and creative play. Kids will have free range to harvest flowers, foliage, and even fruiting plants, letting their inspiration lead the way.

Location

Our flower gardens and gazebo.

Pricing

Sliding scale:

• $10-$15 – Community Rate

• $25-$35 – Standard Rate

• $50+ – Supporter Rate (helps fund accessibility for all)

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A deep dive into composition, structure, and mechanics, this class explores the art of vase arranging. You’ll learn how to create loose, garden-inspired arrangements with movement and depth, using foundational mechanics like floral frogs, chicken wire, and natural armatures. Perfect for anyone wanting to build confidence in arranging flowers with ease and intention.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for creating intuitive, easeful arrangements, including ways to set yourself up for success with diverse vessels and mechanics.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

A study in movement, balance, and form, our Hand-Tied Bouquets workshop is an essential skill-builder for anyone drawn to floral design. You’ll explore both freeform and spiral bouquet techniques, gaining confidence in mechanics while refining your eye for composition and colour. Join us for Foundations: Hand-tied Bouquets and return often.

Included

• A demonstration of our method for relaxed, airy bouquets, using both freeform and spiral techniques. We’ll touch on colour, line, negative space, and texture.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

• June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Learn how to plan and grow a cutting garden for continuous blooms throughout the season. We’ll discuss variety selection, sowing schedules, and harvesting techniques, along with our favourite seed and bulb sources. Participants will also receive a detailed crop planning guide to take home before heading to the garden to cut flowers for the next day’s design session. While this session stands alone, it pairs beautifully with the Statement Floral Design class offered September 21.

Included

• PDF crop plan with favourite varieties.

• Your arrangement to take home (simple glass vase provided or you can bring one you love from home)

• Our collection of tools and materials to use.

• Warm organic tea and treat while we work

Lunch

• A farm-sourced meal prepared by Chef Deb

Materials

September is a beautiful crossover between the riot of summer and dusky beauty of the fall. Dahlias and zinnias take on extra vibrancy, and seed pods and grasses add textural beauty, everywhere you look.

Location

Our flower gardens and gazebo.

Pricing

$295 per student

A hands-on floral design session to celebrate the textures and palettes of fall. Braiden Crouse of Flower Shepherd will guide you in exploring scalable vase arrangements, followed by a large-scale statement piece demonstration—offering techniques for bringing movement, depth, and artistry into floral work.

This session is designed to stand alone, but those who attended the Cutting Garden Planning & Harvesting class on September 20 will have the added benefit of working with flowers they harvested themselves.

About Flower Shepherd: Braiden is one of our favourite designers; locals will know her stunning work displayed weekly in Woodshed Provisions and Francis Bread. Her work draws inspiration from architecture, food, art and nature, and feels wild and spontaneous, every time.

Included

• In-depth demonstration of scalable vase design - colour, texture, line, and form, and how to make arrangements you love with unexpected materials

• Your arrangement to take home (simple glass vase provided or you can bring one you love from home)

• Our collection of tools and materials to use

• Warm organic tea and treat while we work

Materials

September is a beautiful crossover between the riot of summer and dusky beauty of the fall. Dahlias and zinnias take on extra vibrancy, and seed pods and grasses add textural beauty, everywhere you look.

Location

Our barn studio.

Pricing

$265 per student

Explorations classes will have a rotating theme, such as wild-foraged arrangements, working with unconventional materials, or colour theory in floral design. Students will be notified in advance of each session’s focus. Though it's not necessary to take a Foundations Course first, it could be helpful!

Included

• An exploration of the week’s theme, with a demonstration and in-depth discussion around design concepts.

• Harvest your own materials—let the garden guide your inspiration.

• Take home your arrangement in a simple glass vase or jar, or bring a favourite vessel from home.

• Use of our floral tools and supplies.

Materials

Each session draws from the shifting abundance of the season:

June: A first taste of summer—cosmos, calendula, forget-me-nots, stock, and the drama of peonies and early dahlias.

• July: The garden at full tilt—lush, rolling blooms in peak abundance. Delicate stems of foxglove, cosmos, and poppies bloom beside explosions of dahlias, sunflowers, and zinnias.

• August: Harvest season—saturated colours, fruiting tomato vines, blackberry branches, and a riot of dahlias, snapdragons, zinnias, celosia.

• September: A golden finale—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.

Skill level

Whether you’re new to arranging or looking to deepen your craft, this workshop is for all skill levels.

Location

Held in our flower gardens and flower shed.

Pricing

$105 per student.

Always a popular class! Bundle up and enjoy a warm beverage in the barn as we make characterful winter wreaths. We’ll harvest materials for you, but also show you where to find interesting details.

Included

• Demonstration and support with different wreath forms and structures

• Your choice between a metal frame or material to make a natural frame.

• Bountiful greenery and textural material for unique wreaths

• A warm, seasonal drink while we work

Materials

Fragrant winter greens, including cedar, pine, and eucalyptus, plus textural and colourful details including holly, dried florals, and willow.

Location

Our barn studio.

Pricing

$95 per student.

This kid-oriented wreath workshop will have lots of materials available, warm drinks, and lots of hands-on help. We love making wreaths with kids because they are full of new ideas!

We'll go on a brief walk in the forest to choose textures and colours before making our own creations to take home. Ages 7-12 - adult helpers welcome!

100% of proceeds will be donated to Palestinian Children's Relief Fund. Suggested donation

Included

• Demonstration and support with different wreath forms and structures

• Your choice between a metal frame or material to make a natural frame.

• Bountiful greenery and textural material for unique wreaths

• Warm apple cider while we work

Materials

Fragrant winter greens, including cedar, pine, and eucalyptus, plus textural and colourful details including holly, dried florals, and willow.

Location

Our barn studio.

Pricing

Sliding scale:

$10-$15: Community rate

$25-$35: Standard rate

$50+: Supporter rate