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A live online session, with time for questions

FREE 60-MINUTE MASTERCLASS

  • Saturday 21st March 2026, 10:30am (UK time)

🌸A Simple Way to Grow a Garden Filled with Flowers

How To Grow Cut Flowers - For Beginners.

Picture yourself stepping into the garden, cutting a handful of flowers you grew yourself.

Not because it’s a special occasion. Just because they’re there. You didn’t need a huge garden, greenhouse, and loads of equipment. You didn’t need to know everything upfront.

You just needed a clear place to start.

FREE MASTERCLASS

🌸A Simple Way to Grow a Garden Filled with Flowers

How To Grow Cut Flowers - For

Beginners.

  • Sat 21st March 2026, 10:30am (UK time)

The masterclass begins in:

Live online session, with time for

questions

This free masterclass is for you if:

  • You've bought seeds that are still sitting in the packet

  • You've killed plants and have no idea why

  • You want flowers in your garden but don't know where to start

Meet Bridget Rose

Bridget Rose holidng a large bunch of flowers

In 2023, I hit rock bottom. Redundant at 55 after 14 years in corporate HR. My older sister had died of cancer two years earlier.

I felt depressed and deeply sad. I'd sit in my small, leaky greenhouse at dawn in my dressing gown, scarf and bobble hat, trying to find solace during a very bleak mid-winter.

Eventually I started sowing seeds. What began as a desperate distraction became something deeper. After months of tending those seedlings, I realised I was healing.

"I was growing alongside the flowers," I said later in a national newspaper.

That clarity gave me direction. I created The Cut Flower Club so others could find the same thing: meaning, purpose, and confidence through growing.

  • Saturday 21st March 2026, 10:30am (UK time)

What You'll Learn

Join this free 60-minute online masterclass and leave with a clear understanding of:

Why growing flowers has felt harder than it should


Understand why past attempts didn’t work, even when you followed advice and tried your best.

What growing cut flowers really involves


Understand what sits behind successful cut flower gardens, beyond just sowing seeds.

What matters at the beginning (and what doesn’t)


Understand where to focus first, and what can safely be left for later as you begin growing.

Which flowers are best for beginners and which to avoid


Understand which flowers are forgiving to start with, and which often cause early frustration.

Why flowers often stop - and how to keep them coming


Understand the thinking that helps flowers continue blooming, not just appear briefly then wither.

A clear place to start - and how to move forward


Understand enough to begin growing with confidence, without needing everything worked out.

The next live masterclass begins in:

Live online session, with time for questions

What You'll Learn

Leave with a clear understanding of:

  • Why growing flowers has felt harder than it should (and what actually makes it simple)

  • What really goes into growing cut flowers, beyond sowing seeds

  • Where to focus at the beginning, and what can wait

  • The key to growing flowers that keep coming back, week after week after week

Ready to start?

Save your seat. It's free, and you'll leave with a plan you can actually use.

Meet Your Host: Bridget Rose

Led by Bridget Rose, founder of The Cut Flower Club, who taught herself to grow flowers during one of life’s hardest seasons - and now helps others do the same.

Bridget Rose holidng a large bunch of flowers

In 2023, I hit rock bottom. Redundant at 55 after 14 years in corporate HR. My older sister had died of cancer two years earlier.

I felt depressed and deeply sad. I'd sit in my small, leaky greenhouse at dawn in my dressing gown, scarf and bobble hat, trying to find solace during a very bleak mid-winter.

Eventually I started sowing seeds. What began as a desperate distraction became something deeper. After months of tending those seedlings, I realised I was healing.

"I was growing alongside the flowers," I said later in a national newspaper.

That clarity gave me direction. I created The Cut Flower Club so others could find the same thing: meaning, purpose, and confidence through growing.

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© 2026 The Cut Flower Club

A WEEKLY NOTE FOR THE GARDEN

'3-2-1 Floral Friday'

Every Friday get a short email that includes:

3 Garden jobs

2 Flower facts

1 Thoughtful quote