Opening our doors, and welcoming you to The Clockhouse Floral Studio — five acres of cutting garden, a log burner for the colder days, and flowers cut the day before you work with them.
Join us at The Clockhouse — our beautiful, cosy floral studio right here at the farm, complete with log burner for colder days and full air conditioning for the height of summer. Oh yes, we have thought of everything.
The Clockhouse, Field Gate Flowers, Lathbury, Buckinghamshire, MK16 8JX
A number of our workshops are also hosted at Peacock & Wild’s studio in Wigan — Carol’s home ground — so wherever we teach you, you’ll find the same warm welcome and the same commitment to sustainable, foam-free, British-grown design.
The flowers here could not be fresher. With 5 acres of land and around 3 acres of growing space, we are so lucky to be able to provide all the cut flowers for your floristry training, right here from Field Gate Flowers.
Our season begins in March, heralding the arrival of spring with a vibrant selection of tulips, ranunculus and narcissi. We continue to supply a diverse array of fresh blooms and foliage right through until December, ensuring we can feature stunning, seasonal flowers throughout the year.
We love to welcome students onto the farm and into our floral studio. Roz will welcome you into her home with open arms and you will receive a personal experience that no other floristry school can offer.
Some courses are also hosted at Peacock & Wild’s home studio in Wigan — Carol’s own beautiful design space in the north-west, perfect for the business-focused programmes. You’ll see the venue listed beside each course below.
The flower selection you’ll work with depends on the time of year and availability — bringing a true “Farm to Vase” experience to your floristry. The team will cut and condition your flowers the day before you work with them. Floral ingredients just don’t get any fresher than that — and you will notice the difference that makes for your floral creations.
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Two days exploring large-scale design for ecclesiastical settings — from initial concept and mechanics, through structural foam-free build, to installation on-site at Lathbury church. A rare chance to work at scale with British-grown stems.
A relaxed day creating your own seasonal wedding flowers — perfect for couples designing their own, family helping out, or anyone wanting to learn the craft. Cut, condition and design with garden-fresh stems alongside Roz and the team. Running in Spring 2026 — join the waitlist and we'll be in touch as soon as the date is confirmed.
A one-day eco funeral floristry course — sympathy bouquets, casket sprays, wreaths and family pieces, all foam-free. Designed by Roz as a kind, profitable income stream for any flower farm or florist.
Whether you're launching a new floristry business, training as a florist, a flower farmer wanting to design and sell your own flowers, or looking to establish yourself as a freelance florist, this immersive two-day course will give you the practical skills and commercial knowledge to build your business with confidence. Designed for those at the beginning of their professional floristry journey, this course combines hands-on floristry training with the business foundations needed to create a successful, sustainable career. Day One covers the core principles of professional floristry — flower care and conditioning, design theory, the elements and principles of design, sustainable floristry practices and professional techniques, with sustainable floristry demonstrations for you to take home and practise. Day Two turns to business — how to start and position your business, build a memorable brand, market yourself through social media, price your work confidently and attract the right customers. We'll share the professional tips, industry insights and practical advice we've learned from years of running successful floristry businesses, helping you avoid costly mistakes and fast-track your progress. There will be plenty of time for questions, individual feedback and open discussion, ensuring you leave with advice that's relevant to your own goals. By the end of the two days, you'll have developed both your floristry skills and your business knowledge. The objective of this course is to leave feeling inspired, motivated and with all the skills to ensure floristry in your business is both enjoyable and profitable.
See you at The Clockhouse.
Roz & Carol x
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