Lost Flower Club

Join Jan from Blue Shed Flowers for a monthly Wednesday evening immersed in seasonal flowers, conversation and hands-on making. Lost Flower Club is a gathering of flower lovers, gardeners, artists and anyone who enjoys working with nature — from garden to hedgerow.

Each session explores what’s in season, drawing inspiration from the cutting garden and surrounding landscape. Jan guides you through growing and arranging sustainably, sharing practical tips on cutting, conditioning and design while encouraging an intuitive, nature-led approach.

Working with a carefully selected mix of seasonal flowers and foliage from the Blue Shed field, Jan demonstrates her loose, natural style before you create your own hand-tie or vase arrangement to take home.

All flowers are provided. We ask that you bring a vase, a pair of secateurs and a box or basket to transport your arrangement safely. The evening also includes cake and a mocktail, making it a thoughtful gift or a relaxed and creative evening to share with friends.

The workshop runs from 6.30pm–9pm and costs £45 per person. Each session can be booked individually and is seasonally themed.
The learning space is shared with Lost in Print.

For any course-specific questions please contact
Jan at info@blueshedflowers.co.uk

For location-based/booking enquiries please contact office@lostkitchen.co.uk

Please see the Cancellation Policy below.

*If a workshop is fully booked, please contact The Lost Kitchen to be added to the waiting list. You’ll be notified if a space becomes available.

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*Cancellation Policy

The relationship with all our customers is very important to us and each circumstance of cancellation or other in relation to events will be dealt with at the discretion of The Lost Kitchen

As a general rule, the cancellation policy is as follows:
Evening and creative pre-booked events: A full refund or transfer to an alternate event date will be issued if cancellation is made 14 or more days prior to the event. If the cancellation is made less than 14 days prior to the event The Lost Kitchen will only offer a full refund if the ticket(s) can be resold.

From the Spring Garden
Our first Lost Flower Club of the year where we slow down and take notice of spring…
Jan will walk you through what’s flowering now - Ranunculus and tulips will feature as well as flowering branches from the field and orchard.
Jan will demonstrate how to create a foam free vase arrangement using a combination of the wild and the cultivated. Make your own arrangement to take home and enjoy.
£45pp
Flower Crowns and Posies
Celebrate spring and the seasonal shift with flower crowns and posies.
You’ll learn the mechanics of flower crown making using a natural base and flowers from the spring garden and orchard. Take home your own flower crown and spring posy.
£45pp
All About the June Meadow
Delicate poppies, corn flowers, sweet peas, and June roses paired with orlaya and other frothy meadow flowers.
Jan will demonstrate a meadow table-scape and how to make a spiralled hand tied bouquet.
£45pp
July Abundance
An exploration of varieties and colour palettes in the July cutting garden. Tips on growing, cutting, conditioning and arranging with all the beauty to be found there. Bring a vessel and secateurs and make your own arrangement.
£45pp
Late Summer Blooms from the Cutting Garden
Get creative with colour and form using the season’s flowery offerings – dahlias, roses, zinnias and interesting textures and fillers… as well as tips on autumn sowing of hardy annuals for early blooms next year.
Make a hand tie or vase arrangement to take home.
£45pp
Autumnal Colour in the Cutting Garden and Hedgerow
A demonstration followed by a make your own vase arrangement, tips on drying flowers, and making the most of autumnal hedgerow finds.
£45pp
Winter Flowers
Dried flowers, seed heads and pods and foraged finds. Jan will walk you through the beauty to be found in the winter garden and landscape and demonstrate ways to use these unusual finds. Combine seed heads and dried flowers to make a dried wreath that will last for ages. The flowers may be over but there’s still beauty to be found out there!
£45pp
The Wild and Festive Wreath
Make a fully compostable wreath to reflect the winter landscape - combine willow, birch, garden and hedgerow finds to make a unique piece to hang on your door or adorn your festive table.
£45pp

A bit about Jan

Blue Shed Flowers grew from Jan’s passion for flowers. What began on a small allotment now flourishes across a three-acre cutting garden at Hagley, near Wiveliscombe in Somerset.

Jan grows and designs flowers for all occasions, from weddings and civil partnerships to anniversaries, birthdays and farewells. Inspired by the wild Somerset landscape, she brings her fine art background to every arrangement, with a strong awareness of form, texture and colour.

Blue Shed Flowers is known for its natural, “just gathered from the field” style, often incorporating hedgerow finds and seasonal foliage. Flowers are grown using sustainable, no-dig methods, without pesticides or artificial fertilisers.

What’s included: