How I create this funeral tribute with all British grown flowers in January

I'm often told there are no British flowers available for floristry in winter and this arrangement for a funeral gainsays that point of view with bells on. I'm making a tribute for a wonderful lady who was a pioneer of women's cricket and who had a strong relationship with Cornwall. So, many of the flowers being used in this piece were grown in Cornwall and there's plenty of willow (cricket bats are made from willow,) in the mix.

Afterwards there will be a cricket tea celebration of this lady's life at the village hall, so this arrangement is created in such a way that it will come apart and become posies for a cricket tea - and I show you how.

Enjoy! x

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