Talks & Workshops
I offer workshops and talks on both cut flower growing and seasonal botanical photography.
If you'd like me to deliver a talk or workshop at your venue, please feel free to get in touch at hello@beckycrowley.com
2026 Workshops
Heale Garden
Creating a Cutting Garden - full day workshop
Tuesday 3rd February 2026
Learn how to plan and grow your own ornamental cutting garden, with cut flower grower, designer and artist Becky Crowley. This one day workshop is taking place early in February, to give you the inspiration, ideas and practical advice you’ll need for the growing season ahead.
Damson Farm
Creating a Cutting Garden - full day workshop
Thursday 12th March 2026 (Sold Out)
Friday 13th March 2026 (Sold Out)
"Learn how to plan and grow your own ornamental cutting garden, with cut flower grower, designer and artist Becky Crowley.
Drawing on her experience at Chatsworth House, Floret Flower Farm, and currently Raby Castle, Becky will go through her process for planning a cutting garden to achieve a succession of flowers throughout the year."
Raby Castle
Gardening through the seasons - Winter
Saturday 28th February 2026 10:30 - 12:30
Step into the enchanting gardens of Raby Castle for an inspiring morning of hands‑on learning with Becky Crowley. This immersive workshop explores the beauty and practicality of gardening through the seasons, offering expert techniques to elevate your garden’s productivity and charm.
Previous workshops
Simply By Arrangement
Capturing the Season - full day workshop
21 May 2024 (Sold Out)
"A one-day class in Yorkshire with Becky Crowley and Sarah of Simply by Arrangement. For this class we are joined here in the Small Corner by gardener and artist Becky Crowley. The day is limited to two guests and will involve learning how to create two very different still life scenes inspired by all that we can find in the Spring garden."
Talking Plants
Creating a Cutting Garden - evening talk
24th April 2024 (Sold Out)
"Becky will discuss the key principles to consider when planning and growing ornamental cutting gardens for productivity, beauty and biodiversity."