Workshop
Sunset bouquet workshop
Wander the rows, snip a seasonal bucket, and learn to arrange flowers in a loose, garden-led style.
5:00–7:00 PM · Coventry, CTWholesale availability for the 2026 season is now forming
Gather, learn, make
A little time in the field.
Seasonal workshops and small gatherings that bring flowers, old places, and creative people together.
Next gatheringSeptember 19Sunset bouquet workshop
2026 farm calendar
See you out here.
Our first season of gatherings is taking shape. Space will be intentionally small, so each visit feels personal.
Open farm
Autumn open farm day
A slow Saturday at the farm with self-guided field walks, fresh bunches, cider, and a peek at the restoration.
10:00 AM–2:00 PM · Coventry, CTFreeJoin the list ↗
Workshop
Pressed botanicals & field notes
Create a keepsake botanical study using flowers and foliage gathered from the last flush of the season.
1:00–3:30 PM · Coventry, CTWorkshop
Evergreen wreath making
Build a fragrant, natural wreath with local greens, dried farm flowers, velvet ribbon, and warm cider nearby.
11:00 AM–1:30 PM · Coventry, CTSample schedule for demonstration. Dates, pricing, and registration details will be confirmed before launch.
A gathering of your own
Host something memorable.
We’re imagining intimate celebrations, creative retreats, team days, and dinners tucked into the landscape. Tell us what you have in mind while we shape our farm hosting program.
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Before you visit
What should I wear?+
Come ready for uneven ground and changing New England weather. Closed-toe shoes are best for field workshops.
Are workshops beginner friendly?+
Absolutely. We’ll provide materials, gentle guidance, and plenty of room to make something in your own style.
Can I bring my children?+
Open farm days will be family-friendly. For workshops, the individual event listing will include an age recommendation.
How do I hear about new dates?+
Email us to join the field notes list. Subscribers will be the first to hear when registration opens.
From the field
Be first through the gate.
Join our occasional notes for workshop dates, flower availability, and restoration stories.