What’s inside The Garden Club

Grow

Four hours of beginner video content, including topics such as: How to create garden beds, maintain soil health, grow flowers from seed, harvest stages, perennial and annual plant lists with growing requirements.

Create

Seasonally inspired design content includes; basic floral design principles, working with fresh and dried flowers, table arrangements and hand tied floral bouquets.

A year of flowers

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    Over four hours of educational videos, that are short and sweet. Perfect for visual learners who need to see things up close and personal. Short enough to watch with your morning cup of coffee.

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    A digital copy of the garden club notebook, that has over forty pages for dreaming and note taking during the season.

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    Personalized access via email to Elizabeth. Have a question about your garden while you are a garden club member? No problem, just drop me a line

Foxglove Garden Club
$110.00
One time

A one year journey into growing your own cut flower garden.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • Then this is the perfect course for you! When I started growing cut flowers I knew NOTHING! I was surprised how quickly I grew beautiful blooms, and this course is my way to share what I’ve learned with others.

  • Yes! I’ve designed each week to be short and sweet. Give yourself 10-15 minutes to read, watch, and digest all the information provided. With suggested homework to reinforce what you’ve learned.

  • We offer a 14 day refund policy, if you decide this course is not for you, just let me know!

  • Most people begin their first season with 2-3 raised beds, measuring 3x10 feet, and progress as they become a more confident grower. This course is meant for a home gardener, not those interested in becoming a flower farmer.

  • Probably not! This course is designed for someone looking to start a small cut flower garden for their home, however I highly recommend the Gardener’s Workshop or Floret Farm for flower farmer courses

  • Yes! You will, and you’ll kill plenty in the process. Being a gardener is all about embracing the failures, as well as the successes.