Saturday, May 23

10am-12:30pm

$215 per student

Join us for the first studio workshop of the season. Together with Braiden Crouse of Flower Shepherd, we’ll explore how to build a spring table that feels generous, layered, and grounded in the garden.

Working with fresh, seasonal materials, we’ll focus on composition and movement—bringing flowers, linens, and candlelight together in a way that feels both relaxed and considered.

Each participant will create a centrepiece and contribute to a fully styled table celebrating spring’s arrival.

About Flower Shepherd

Braiden’s work is known locally for its thoughtful, architectural quality. Drawing from food, art, and the natural landscape, her designs feel natural, spontaneous, and wild.

Included

• A design demonstration exploring scale and movement

• A curated flower bar with seasonal materials

• A glass vessel to take home (or bring one you love)

• Tea and a seasonal treat

• Full use of our tools and supplies

Materials

April materials may include ranunculus, tulips, poppies, anemones, flowering branches, and the first spring annuals.

Location

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

Pricing

$215 per person

Saturday, May 9

Ages 6–12

$65 per child
Limited to 12 participants

On the Saturday before Mother’s Day, kids are invited to the farm to create a hand-tied bouquet to gift to someone they love.

We’ll begin in the garden, gathering a small selection of seasonal flowers and foliage. Back at the table, I’ll guide them step-by-step through building a beautiful spiral bouquet, wrapping it thoughtfully, and finishing it with ribbon and a handwritten tag.

This workshop is designed to feel calm and joyful — a meaningful way for kids to create something generous and personal.

All materials are included.

Each child leaves with:
• A hand-tied bouquet
• Kraft wrap + ribbon
• A handwritten gift tag
• Simple care instructions

Saturday, May 23

10am-1pm

$235 per student

Together with photographer Danielle Acken, we’ll explore how to create arrangements that feel dynamic and natural — and how to photograph them beautifully using simple tools and available light.

We’ll begin by designing seasonal arrangements in the studio, working with fresh, locally grown materials in soft spring palettes. Danielle will then guide us through photographing our work: how to use window light, compose thoughtfully, and capture the movement and texture of flowers in a way that feels honest and artful.

This workshop is ideal for florists, gardeners, creatives, and anyone who loves documenting their work — whether for Instagram, a small business, or simply for pleasure.

You’ll leave with:
– A garden-style arrangement you’ve created
– Practical tools for photographing flowers at home
– Confidence working with natural light
– Time for questions and one-on-one guidance

No professional camera required — iPhones are welcome.

Materials

Romantic spring flowers, perfect for photographing - peonies, garden roses, ranunculus, and more.

A larger-scale workshop for those wanting to explore movement, impact, and how flowers shape a space.

Working with early summer abundance, we’ll focus on creating floral work with presence — considering scale, line, and rhythm as we design. This session offers a chance to see how Braiden of Flower Shepherd approaches a space: how she reads the surroundings, chooses focal points, and builds arrangements that feel natural yet striking.

Participants will work collaboratively on slightly larger, looser designs than in our Field Workshops, with guidance from both Molly and Braiden throughout the process. We’ll talk through mechanics, proportion, and the small decisions that help a design feel intentional and alive.

Once everything is in place, we’ll pause to enjoy the space we’ve created together — with festive drinks and a few simple seasonal treats.