FLORISTRY • EDUCATION • ENGAGEMENT• HORTICULTURE
Bringing plants, people and creativity together.

The Botanical Curator is about making horticulture, floristry and the fascinating world of plants more accessible, engaging and enjoyable.

I create educational and hands-on experiences that connect people with plants — from horticulture and gardening demonstrations to floristry, plant-focused workshops, festivals and community events.

My approach is practical, informative and, where appropriate, a little bit playful. I believe learning about plants shouldn't feel like a lecture. The best experiences are those that leave you with something new to try, a greater appreciation for the natural world, and perhaps a plant you're suddenly determined to grow.

Various colorful flowers arranged in vases in front of a brick wall.

Explore Educational Workshops

Kokedama plants with green leaves and yellow or white flowers on a white table,
A floral arrangement in a white square vase containing pears, red berries, green leaves, dried lotus pods, and twigs, placed on a wooden table.
Woman with red hair smiling while holding a large bouquet of pink and purple flowers wrapped in purple paper. floral design demonstration
A tea growing and tasting workshop. Bench with various plant cuttings and flowers, a pair of scissors, two paper cups, a glass tea pot, a box of disposable gloves, a wooden organizer, and some scattered plant leaves on a white surface.
soil testing using various methods