It's time for pumpkin crafts!

Succulent pumpkins are back! Last year we let our creativity go wild with hardy sedums, sempervirens, tender succulent houseplants too, donning our pumpkins with a mossy cap and hot gluing our desired cuttings directly on top!

Saturday - October 11th - 12 pm - Friends and Neighbors brewing

Fall is here and it’s time to turn an ordinary pumpkin into a work of living art!

Bring your pumpkin and join me at Friends and Neighbors Brewing in Kingston and we’ll create beautiful succulent-topped arrangements that last for months.

Instead of carving, we’ll decorate pumpkins with moss and assorted succulents. The best part? When the season is over, you can pot up your plants to enjoy for years to come.

 🗓  Saturday, October 11th at Noon

 📍 Hosted by Friends and Neighbors Brewing, 10991 NE State Hwy 104, Kingston, WA

 💲 $40 — includes your first beverage, succulents, supplies, decorations, and instruction

Take a look below at past creative examples!

Fall is just around the corner, it's time for some fun pumpkin crafts!

Succulent pumpkins are back! Last year we let our creativity go wild with hardy sedums and semps as well as tender succulent houseplants, donning our pumpkins with a mossy cap and hot glueing our cuttings directly on top!

October 8th and 15th Sunday 1pm at downpour brewing

Save your spot for Sunday October 8th at 1pm or Sunday October 15th at 1pm

Downpour Brewing: 10991 NE State Highway 104, Kingston, WA 98346

Bring your creativity and a pumpkin (the flatter the top the better: one large 8-10” in diameter or several small 3” pumpkins) and choose from a large variety of locally-raised succulents for a new take on a seasonal centerpiece you can enjoy and later re-pot as houseplants!

Beer, cider, wine, kombucha, root beer and other non-alcohol options are available. CLICK HERE to see Downpour’s current tap list.

Pre-registration is required. Workshop is for all ages. 

Bring your pumpkin, a spare glue gun and gloves if you’ve got them!

Extra pumpkins will be available at event for $5-$15 depending on size

Workshop fun in Kingston!

These past few months have flown by and yesterday was extremely hot, hitting 90F. I spent the past few days preparing, watering, and moving some special plants in pots around to more shade. I still have 3 more summer container clients (yes, into July!) it’s been busy busy.

Downpour Brewing in Kingston has been hosting my plant workshops this spring and I’m looking forward to more! We’ve made succulent dish gardens, Japanese Kokedama hanging balls, and arranged sedums in unconventional containers. It is so fun to see everyone’s creativity!

Here are a few of my favorite shots from the last few workshops: