JamJar Edit, for me, shine out as florists who’ve well and truly mastered the art of flower pressing. And I was delighted to be invited to their recent Flower Pressing & Cyanotype Print Workshop in London.
Today, I’m delighted to feature Part 2 of my blog post series. In this part, I focus on the Flower Pressing element of the workshop. (Part 1’s here just in case you missed it.) Creative Director Amy Fielding (pictured below) warmly greeted us at the studio that Saturday morning.… Read more
Have you heard about the Flower Power Festival, which is taking place this month? Together with florist Leigh Chappell and flower grower Sarah Whiting, The Charterhouse in London have curated a two day online festival of talks, films and demonstrations by florists, garden and landscape designers, growers and wellbeing specialists.
Florists who are taking part include Catherine Foxwell from Floral Evolution, Shane Connolly and Hattie Fox from That Flower Shop. For more details, simply visit The Charterhouse website.… Read more
Flower Pressing … I’ve always wanted to learn more about it. And at the weekend, I was thrilled to be invited to a JamJar Edit Flower Pressing & Cyanotype Print Workshop. I really can’t think of a lovelier way to spend a Saturday…
I was totally captivated by the JamJar Flowers studio, which is based in South East London. And took lots of photos! So, I’ve decided to compile three blog posts to share with you. This is the first one, where I give you a little tour around the space.… Read more
Blooming brilliant bouquets is the title of a new episode on the Gardening with the RHS podcast. They take a journey from the field to the florist, and feature flower grower Cel from Forever Green Flower Company, Rebecca and Sonny at New Covent Garden Market and florist Simon Lycett. Plus there are tips from the RHS Advisory Team on how to grow cut flowers at home. Click on the first link below to have a listen. … Read more
English seasonal flowers … packed with scent and colour. And such a treat for the senses. The Real Flower Company grows a wide variety at their sustainable Hampshire farm. As well as their signature roses, they also grow English garden flowers to add movement and texture to arrangements. Read on to discover founder Rosebie Morton’s top picks of the season, as well as the latest floristry news and wedding flowers inspiration. … Read more
