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In this video I explain how I provide Sustainable Funeral Flowers throughout the whole year by concentrating on the foliage. This allows me to earn an income from my patch throughout the year and not just between March and October.

This is an edited video from my course www.sustainablefuneralflowers.co.uk. I am always on the lookout for the perfect material to use as a base for sustainable funeral flowers so I did a trial of four different materials to see which performed best. The materials tested were: moss; agrawool; aspen and the oshunpouch. This video demonstrates my method and conclusion.

My online course for Sustainable Funeral Flowers is now live at www.sustainablefuneralflowers.co.uk . This video is an introduction to the course and discusses why using sustainable floristry methods is important to me and how florists can incorporate sustainable floristry techniques into their own work. The course features a selection of different designs to create using methods that are kinde...

I realise that there is a large spectrum of florists from those that still use floral foam but are looking for alternatives to those who never use plastic and look for the most eco-friendly methods possible. This video demonstrates a couple of the techniques that I have developed to create the base for coffin funeral flowers without the use of floral foam.

This video is a follow-up to my initial test of Agra Wool's 100% Natural Floral Foam. I was asked how long the flowers would last plus if the product was re-usable and this video shows the results.

This video is of Lynne from The Posy Patch, testing a product called Agra Wool 100% Natural Floral Foam for the first time. Lynne is creating a small double-ended funeral spray using British flowers and foliage. The vast majority of funeral tributes are made using a floral foam which is a single-use plastic. This new product is a mix of basalt and sugar and contains no plastic. For more informa...