A popular wreath-making workshop is coming back to Harrogate Horticultural Nursery this year - and is already booking up fast.
Popular wreath-making workshop returns to Harrogate A popular wreath-making workshop is coming back to Harrogate this year - and it's already booking up fast. The workshops are hosted by Harrogate Horticultural Nursery and held during November and December. The first session on 25th November is already sold out, however there are still slots available on 26th, 28th and 29th November. There will also be four workshops in December held on 8th, 9th, 12th and 17th. All materials are provided including wreath rings, wire, foliage, pine cones and feathers, plus tea, coffee and biscuits. A spokesperson for Harrogate Horticultural Nursery said:
“It’s the perfect start to the festive season! “In this workshop we will guide you through the process of making your unique festive wreath from winter evergreen foliage foraged from our own pinewoods.”Slots are charged at £30 each and can be booked online here. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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