Flower Class at the Hidden Garden

What a fun night Trisha had last week teaching a group of couples who get together once a month to do different activities together and catch up. The Hidden Garden was lucky enough to be chosen to help them do something different than the kinds of activities they normally do. Trisha showed them new and interesting ways to create floral arrangements and gave them the tools so they could walk in our shoes and find their inner florist, creating designs with a diversity of flowers and materials. The students listened on as Trisha gave tips but they also pursued their own ideas and veered into different directions than we'd normally take, which was interesting to witness. They experimented and produced interesting floral arrangements of a modern, Asian zen theme. Everyone has a blast!

Here are some photos of the couples and the arrangements they created:

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