Out with the old and in with the new

A very quick hello from the school room this morning as we're rolling up our sleeves and busy preparing for this Saturday's Taster Day. We love our taster day's as we get to meet so many budding florists and it's always so interesting to hear everyone's stories about the reasons they want to embark on a whole new floral adventure - by the end of the day we feel like we're in a room of kindred spirits!

This Taster Day is the first we'll be hosting in our shiny new school room so we thought we'd spruce the place up after Christmas, ditch the leftover pine and plant some beautiful spring bulbs. There's something about planting simple bulbs that brings so much satisfaction. I guess like our students, we just love watching them grow.

If you're feeling a little 'out with the old, in with the new' and would like to read more about our Taster Days you can do so via our website and also visit our 2014 timetable. Of course we're always at the end of the phone if you'd like to speak to us too.

We love flowers

This time last week Team Tallulah were in their dungarees busily painting the new school room and getting everything ready for the November term. To be honest, we make better florists than decorators so we were glad to put down the brushes and pick up the flowers again this week.

If you've been reading our blog for a while we're guessing you love flowers as much as we do so we thought we'd tell you about our next Taster Day which takes place on Saturday the 16th November. It's the last one of the school year and is absolutely free to pop along to - all we ask is that you email us to book your place so that we can be on good friendly name terms when you arrive.

You can read more about the day on our website www.tallulahroseflowers.com and simply email us at hello@tallulahroseflowers.com if you'd like to know more.

We'd love to meet you and talk flowers x

Kindred flower folk

The most beautiful poppy in the school room

This weekend we met some kindred flower folk - all with dreams and ambitions to start their own flower journey and maybe take a course with Tallulah Rose. What struck me was that although each and every person who came along to listen to me talk about the flower school had very different stories to tell, we were all bound together by a complete and overwhelming passion for flowers.