Pick Your Own & Arrange Dahlia Workshop
Join us here at Birch Farm on 13th September at 11am for 2 hours of relaxation and flowers.
Available spots
Service Description
Join us for a relaxing afternoon of flowers, chat, cake and relaxation here at Birch Farm. You will learn all about how to grow and care for dahlias and then have a chance to wander amongst the flowers and pick your own. After refreshments, you will be shown how to create a jam jar posy with the flowers you have cut which you can take home. Flower snips and jam jars will be provided, if you have an apron please bring it along. If the weather is fine we will arrange the flowers outside, if it is wet we will use the barn however please wear waterproof shoes and bring a jacket as we will still need to cut the flowers outside.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
Please Read- Booking Terms and Important Information. Booking Terms - Places are non refundable but can be swapped to another workshop with a minimum of 2 weeks notice. We reserve the right to cancel or amend the workshop time and date. If we do cancel you will be offered a refund or alternative workshop/date. Accessibility information- The plot can be uneven in places and the area round the barns is cobbled. The only toilet is up a flight of stairs so unfortunately is not suitable for wheelchair access or those with additional mobility needs. The farm is accessed by a farm track which is bumpy and uneven in places. Please take care when driving down and do not exceed 10mph. If your vehicle has a very low profile please contact us beforehand and we will provide info on alternative arrangements. We do not accept any responsibility for damage to vehicles caused whilst visiting the property. Age Restriction: Unfortunately for insurance reasons, we cannot accommodate children under the age of 16. We apologise for any inconvenience. Allergies - We serve homemade cakes at the event- so please advise us of any allergies in advance. General Information- We recommend wearing flat, sturdy, waterproof shoes when visiting the farm. As most events involve being outside or in the barns it is recommended that you wear several layers and bring a waterproof coat. During July and August there may be the odd mosquito, so if you are susceptible to insect bites, it might be best to cover arms and legs and bring some insect repellent (although we always have some at hand because they love to bite me!) By booking a place you acknowledge that you have read and are happy to proceed taking account of the above terms and information.
Contact Details
Birch Farm Flowers, Barton Moss Road, Eccles, Manchester M30 7RW, UK
07387367795
hello@birchfarm.co.uk