Name: Grow Your Own Cut Flower Garden
Start: 2025-05-11T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-05-11T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Cafe at The Source

$Grow Your Own Cut Flower Garden\n\n$

About the event
Head straight to The Source to Embark on a floral journey with our Grow Your Own Cut Flower Garden workshop in collaboration with Bathing Beauty… This isn't just about growing flowers; it's about creating your own source of beauty and joy.

Come alone or with friends, you will be assured a warm welcome.

What You'll Get:

Pre-Workshop Kit: Upon booking, receive a packet of sweet peas with planting instructions to kickstart your garden adventure.
Expert Guidance: Over two days, learn everything from seed sowing to harvesting. On the first day, we cover seed sowing, pricking out, pinching, planting, support, and care. The second day focuses on harvesting, conditioning, and creating sustainable floral arrangements.
Hands-On Experience: Plant your own cut flower garden with seeds for Scabiosa, Cosmos, Calendula, Statice, Wrinkled Cress, Amaranth, Feverfew, plus two dahlia tubers. We provide all seeds, seedling trays, compost, and hemp support netting.
Space-Saving Tips: Learn how to integrate these flowers into your existing garden or dedicate space for them. They'll cover at least 3m².
Educational Materials: Take home a printed guidebook for step-by-step instructions and join our WhatsApp support group for ongoing advice.

Workshop Schedule:

1st Day - 11th May: 10am-4pm
Dive into growing techniques, understand your flowers, and plan your garden space.
Practical session on sowing and planting.
Enjoy a refreshments, cakes and a light seasonal lunch.

2nd Day - 17th August: 10am-4pm
Master the art of harvesting and conditioning flowers.
Create a sustainable arrangement in your very own locally made hand-thrown Anvil pottery bowl (supplied)
More refreshments, cakes and a light seasonal lunch to wrap up the day.

Pricing: £240 per person for 2 days (this includes all seeds, seedling trays, compost, hemp support netting, and printed guide book)
11th May 10am - 4pm
17th August 10am - 4pm