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An Invitation to Slow Down
This is not a growing workshop — it is a gathering to step into the living world beneath our feet and begin with the earth itself.
Forest & Field Exploration
Together, we move through forest and meadow, gently opening the ground to observe soil horizons, witness how land regenerates, and learn how life returns layer by layer.
The Language of Living Soil
Discover how soil is formed, how ecosystems repair over time, and what it truly means to restore, create, and belong within a living landscape.
Hands in the Earth
With our own hands, we mix, layer, and build fertile soil — a grounding, creative practice rooted in ecology, art, and deep connection to place.
A Deeper Kind of Growth
This experience is quieter. More sensory. More reflective.
Less about what you grow — and more about what growth truly means.
What You’ll Carry Home
Not seed trays, but living soil.
Not just knowledge, but relationship.
A renewed understanding of the land that feeds all things.
Location:
Little Crest Florals Farm in Ardoise, NS (exact address will be provided upon booking).
2026 Dates:
March 8
May 31
July 26
September 20
October 18
Time:
9am - 12pm
Price:
$80
Price is subject to a 4.9% booking fee^
Accessible pricing is important to us. If cost is a barrier, please reach out to Siobhan at littlecrestflorals@gmail.com to discuss options.
^an online booking platform called Rezgo helps us manage our bookings.
This farm is more than my work — it’s the life my husband and I are building as we raise our two little ones close to the land.
Managing the farm alongside gatherings, weddings, and markets is a full and beautiful rhythm. My fourteen-year-old self — who dreamed of flowers, art, and wide open fields — would hardly believe it.
With florist training in Scotland, a master’s in art, and a background in environmental science, my path has always woven creativity and ecology together. Years spent in horse farm management and floral design across Canada shaped the way I move through this work now — hands in the soil, eyes on the seasons.
Sustainability isn’t a trend here; it’s a practice. From growing to design, I work without floral foam and with deep respect for the land that sustains us.
Everything I create — whether living soil or floral work — begins with place, patience, and care.
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