Lost Field Flower School
Seasonal flower workshops
on Salt Spring Island
Flower School explores the fields, forests, and gardens of our working farm.
Lost Field Flower School at Bullock Lake Farm offers seasonal flower arranging workshops and classes on Salt Spring Island. Students harvest from the garden and learn natural, garden-inspired design techniques.
We’ll help you see potential everywhere, from weedy seed heads to hanging fruit. Every student has the opportunity to harvest and forage, following your own eye and developing your confidence to try new things. Our workshops are designed for all levels.
We hope you leave feeling more connected, more confident, and inspired by flowers as a creative practice.
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Upcoming Workshops
A seasonal series of hands-on workshops held at the farm. Choose a date below to join us.
Private flower workshops
Host a private floral workshop on the farm for birthdays, retreats, or visiting groups. Workshops are typically 2–3 hours and include seasonal flowers grown on the farm.
• Ideal for groups of 6–10
• Seasonal flowers grown on the farm
• Hosted in the garden or barn studio
Private workshops begin at $950
Inquire about a private workshop →
Ways to learn
Workshops typically run 2–3 hours and include seasonal flowers grown on the farm.
Most sessions are limited to 12 participants.
Studio Workshops
Seasonal workshops in our barn studio focused on floral design and composition — from early spring planters to autumn arrangements and seasonal table pieces.
Starting at $180
Flower Gardener’s Series
Spring, summer, fall, and winter classes to help you design and grow the flower garden of your dreams.
$150 per class/$500 for series
Field Workshops
Hands-on sessions held in the garden during the growing season. Each class begins with harvesting what’s blooming, followed by guided time to create.
$115 per class/$300 for three classes
2026 Workshop Calendar
Seasonal classes and special guest workshops at Lost Field Flower School.
Studio Workshops
A small series of design-focused workshops exploring flowers, gathering, and creative work through the seasons.
The Flower Gardener’s Series
Growing flowers for cutting, arranging, and enjoying at home.
A seasonal series focused on the practical side of growing flowers. These small classes take place in the garden and greenhouse and follow the rhythm of the growing season — from planning and planting to harvesting and seed saving. Along the way we’ll share the techniques used on the farm to keep flowers productive, abundant, and beautiful through the year.
Individual class — $150
Full four-class series — $500
Field Workshops
A relaxed series of seasonal floral workshops held in the garden throughout the growing season. Each class begins with harvesting flowers from the field, followed by guided arranging in a relaxed small-group setting.
$115 per workshop · 3 workshops for $300
All materials included · Small groups · No experience needed
Many locals join us for several workshops over the season.
Field Workshop Series
Attend any three Field Workshops throughout the season and return to the garden as the flowers change from spring through late summer.
$300
A lovely way to experience the farm across the season.
MAY
The earliest and lushest flowers of the season — tulips, ranunculus, narcissus, and peonies.
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 to the season—deep-hued dahlias, rudbeckia, sunflowers, seedpods, grasses, and lavender anemones.
"Molly and Zack teach you to find beauty in unexpected places.
I couldn't believe they let us walk through their flower fields armed with a bucket and shears, free to pick anything we wanted— it surprises me how much more confident I feel arranging blooms in my own home.”
- Former student
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