Floral Spring Centrepiece, using a flower grid

Watch Sarah create a beautiful Spring flower arrangement, using a homemade flower grid. This is the perfect centrepiece for your party table, and will keep for over a week.
Sarah Raven guides you through each step, showing you how to sear the different flowers, create a reusable & storable flower grid, and how to arrange flowers through it.
Using tulips, euphorbia, choisya and narcissi - this pretty yellow arrangement is a great treat in April or May.
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[@joanrossington6932]

So simple but beautiful

[@janwhite6212]

AMAZING! After about my 10th time of watching this I realized you can actually save videos.....YAY!!!!!

[@ilonasovova999]

Beautiful!

[@beuanchajeffries8417]

Hello Sarah, Thank You for showing me how to make my floral arrangement. I feel like I have the confidence I need to make my arrangement.

[@tatianachristiansen2950]

I’ve always used cello tape that is thin but I love the idea of using straight sticks. Thank you for the ideas.

[@lottiepea5597]

Your videos are so inspiring and really encourage me to have a go. Thank you so much Sarah.

[@JulieDaviesFlowerStart]

I love the trick of being able to fold the grid away for storage. I have some stems in the garden, which I'm going to have a practice with.

[@jennygospel3765]

Hi Sarah I like your arrangement very much. It’s given me lots of inspiration for a WI competition next week. Look forward to watching more of your vLast year I bought some of your plug plants for our garden and they p reduced a wonderful show. They flowered very well in North Yorkshire .I’ve bought some of your seeds this year so I’m looking forward to seeing them grow. Thank you. Jenny G.

[@sarahjanesanders596]

Beautiful and attainable, thankyou!

[@cathwd3800]

Thank you! This is one I'll come back to many times!

[@margaretberry5276]

Thank you Sarah, fantastic interesting video

[@601salsa]

you might want too consider, as an option, getting a wicker weaver to weave/ a ironminger to make a metal.... nesting grids for you. for circular, rectangular and square. so they fit like a overlap lid. much prettier and uniform. whilst they dont collapse down like the grid.

[@annesanachan]

Really beautiful and informative. Thanks

[@roselaughridge1837]

Inspiring video. ❤️

[@keithjohnson1060]

I love this arrangement of Spring flowers - you seared the stems of your foliage plants, but then cut them before using in arrangement - don't you need to sera the stems again?

[@natbugrock]

Beautiful

[@teamcrumb]

wonderful, but surely cutting the ends of stems off a second time after dipping them in hot water stops the hot water from doing it's thing

[@marysmith5891]

Sarah your videos are interesting but the sound isn’t very good. Maybe you could invest in a lapel mic?