The Art of the Hand-Tied Bouquet -June

Description

Unleash Your Inner Florist! Join Our Hand-Tied Bouquet on-Farm experience
Step into a world of color, fragrance, and creativity at our hand-tied bouquet workshop! Whether you’re a complete beginner or simply love flowers, this experience is designed for everyone who wants to craft something beautiful and memorable.
What to Expect:
No Experience Needed: Our friendly, expert instructor will guide you every step of the way. You’ll learn the timeless art of creating hand-tied bouquets using the freshest garden flowers, harvested right from the farm.
Farm Tour: Begin your journey with an exclusive tour of our flower fields—normally closed to the public! See where and how our blooms grow, ask questions, and soak in the beauty of nature.
Hands-On Creativity: After a fun, in-depth demonstration, you’ll get to design your own bouquet. Let your imagination run wild as you select flowers, arrange them, and finish your masterpiece with ribbons, tissue wrap, or a vase.
Relax & Enjoy: This workshop is all about joy and relaxation. Enjoy light refreshments, great company, and the satisfaction of creating something uniquely yours.
Take Home Your Creation: Leave with a stunning bouquet and the skills to make more—perfect for gifts, celebrations, or brightening your own space.
Important Details:
Workshops are non-refundable, but if you can’t attend, you’re welcome to give your spot to a friend.
If the minimum number of participants isn’t met or severe weather occurs, you’ll be notified and fully refunded.
Please bring your own gardening gloves if needed.
Ready to get creative? Reserve your spot today and experience the magic of flowers from seed to vase. We can’t wait to welcome you to the farm for a day of floral fun and inspiration!

About your instructor: Kat Granger is a Master Gardener and the creator of Seeds of Imbolc in Fergus. She grows heirloom & organic flowers, seeds, plants and is a florist. As an instructor with the U.G.D. School Board Continuing Education, she lead engaging workshops focused on sustainability and our intrinsic connection with nature. Kat has been featured on cable TV, the Globe & Mail as one of Canadas ‘Top 5 Gardeners’, appeared in Ontario Ministry Rural Affairs produce videos, and presented at many venues including Canada Blooms and many horticultural societies.
She also hosts a monthly newsletter “Home on the Grange”, has written articles for papers & magazines, and enjoys sparking gardening addictions. Find her on Facebook and Instagram @seedsofimbolc