Discover the beautiful intersection between art and nature with our 2025–26 Floral Sun Series: Art in Bloom! Each month, explore the styles of a renowned artist or art movement and transform them into stunning floral arrangements. Let your creativity blossom as you learn, design, and bring masterpieces to life through flowers.
In February, immerse yourself in the romantic landscapes of John Constable and let his paintings inspire your floral design. In this hands-on workshop, explore how Constable’s use of soft, natural light; moody skies; and lush, layered textures can translate into garden-style arrangements full of movement and depth. Drawing from his depictions of wild meadows, blooming hedgerows, and windswept trees, create loose, organic floral compositions that celebrate nature’s quiet drama. This experience blends classic art with floral technique, inviting you to design as the Romantics painted—with emotion, texture, and a deep connection to the landscape.
Love our Art in Bloom series—and want to design with us again and again? Purchase an Art in Bloom series bundle! Enjoy a 10% discount when you purchase two Art in Bloom classes or a 15% discount when you purchase three or more Art in Bloom classes.
Location
The Grove Studio 108
Instructor
Marly Surena-Llorens
Supplies
All consumable supplies, including flowers, are included with your registration. Classroom tools will be available; students interested in purchasing their own tools should bring:
- Wire cutters
- Floral scissors
- Pruners
Looking for Supplies?
Look to our Floral Essentials Kit, available on The Garden Shop online. Designed for students taking floral design courses at Longwood, this kit includes high-quality tools and accessories for you to use during class and long after.
