Intro to Floral Design: Designing Store Bought Fall Arrangement– IN PERSON

151 Brookdale Road,Stamford CT 06903

23 October, 2021

Description

Learn to create a beautiful and professionally styled, fresh floral arrangement made with flower bouquets purchased at a grocery/box store Through the demonstration of simple floral design techniques and one-on-one instruction, students will leave class with a modern floral design bursting with autumnal charm and color. This class is perfect for first time floral designers and flower enthusiasts. Learn the tips and tips of the trade for keeping flowers looking fresh and long lasting. No chemicals or oasis used. This class is led by Master Florist, Trish O’Sullivan. She was the director of the prestigious New York Botanical Garden and one of New York City’s foremost names in floral design for the past 30 years. Admission is $95. Members get a 10% discount at check out! All floral material will be provided, however you will need to bring floral clipper, scissor & tape. All participants will be required to wear masks. The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens is one of Fairfield County’s leading botanical and horticultural education resources featuring 93 acres of open, green space located on the historical property of well-known arborist Dr. Francis A. Bartlett. This irreplaceable resource features the best of what Connecticut's native landscape has to offer: magnificent Champion trees, charming gardens, wildflower meadows, red maple wetlands and boardwalks, woodland walking trails, varied wildlife and native habitats. The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens offers a wide variety of educational opportunities for people of all ages. Our adult lectures are provided by highly regarded professionals in various botany and horticulture fields. As a regional resource for science education and a nationally recognized Arboretum, the Bartlett is perfectly positioned to provide students with a unique experience of complete immersion into nature science. We currently offer several core programs to the youth of the community including school programs, after school programs, outreach programs and a summer camp. The Nature Explore Classroom, an outdoor classroom, answers the profound need for connecting young children with nature. Another great educational tool, the Bartlett Arboretum’s Herbarium and Research Library is a collection of more than 6,000 sheets of preserved plants from around the world dating back to 1887. Open during the summer months, University of Connecticut Master Gardeners, answer questions and assist the community in garden-related topics through their Plant Clinic (free).