About
This masterclass will now be taking place on-demand.

Rachel will be looking at how you can create interesting cut flower arrangements from the flowers and foliage in your garden, even if you don’t have space for a separate cut flower patch. She will show that you can look to the perennial plants and shrubs already existing in, or easy to introduce to, your plot to provide material for a variety of floral designs throughout the season, without leaving big gaps in your borders; the special blooms that are worth making the effort to grow in your garden; and beautiful ways to display what you’ve grown.

Presenters
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Stephanie Mahon
Editor of Gardens Illustrated
Stephanie Mahon is the Editor of Gardens Illustrated and a writer on garden and landscape design. Twice winner of the Garden Media Guild Journalist of the Year Award, she has also written a book called Wild Gardens, published by HarperCollins.
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Rachel Siegfried
Gardener
Rachel has worked in horticulture for over 25 years with experience in design, landscaping, nursery work and productive horticulture. She founded Green and Gorgeous, her flower farm and floral design studio near Oxfordshire, in 2008. Rachel’s strong background in gardening brings a unique perspective that puts seasonality and sustainability at the centre of her work. Her book ‘The Cut Flower Sourcebook: Exceptional Perennials & Woody Plants for Cutting’ is out now.
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