Celebrate RHS Garden Day by crafting a traditional dried flower crown at home
In short: Learn how to assemble a floral crown using dried British flowers and grasses. This guide explains the classic floristry methods needed to mark RHS Garden Day with a handmade accessory.
To create a crown, use the professional floristry techniques of taping and wiring to secure dried flowers and grasses. The Royal Horticultural Society, established in 1804, promotes the science and practice of horticulture through its core principles of inspiring, involving, informing, and improving.
The materials used for these crowns are sourced from flowers and grasses grown within the UK. This project serves as a way to engage with the society's mission to foster a passion for gardening.
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