Celebrate Spring & Easter at Powerscourt with Floral Artist Carol Bone
Bright yellow chicks, Easter nests, flowers and blossoms and chocolate galore; Easter is on its way! Celebrate this lovely season with a visit to Powerscourt Garden Pavilion in County Wicklow and an entertaining morning with floral artist Carol Bone on 16th of April at 10.30am. Be inspired by Carol’s creations using spring flowers and blossoms for entertaining during Easter and create that perfect floral gift for friends and family.
While Carol makes it all look so effortless, she creates arrangements that are as easy as possible for her audience to make at home. Her arrangements are elegant and contemporary and you will certainly enjoy showing them off! After the long winter months, these fresh and colourful flowers will add spring cheer to your home. The talk costs €5 and includes refreshments. No booking is required. For more information visit www.powerscourt.com/eventsAbout Carol Bone: Carol Bone lives in Wicklow, ‘The Garden of Ireland’ and was brought up with a love of gardening, horticulture, art and design. After a successful gardening career, Carol qualified as AOIFA (Association of Irish Floral Artists) demonstrator and teacher. She has since demonstrated extensively in England and Ireland and represented Ireland in the International Demonstration at the World Show in Boston in 2011. Carol is at present serving as President of the Association of Irish Floral Artists and is Publicity Officer for the World Flower Show planned for the RDS in June 2014.
While Carol makes it all look so effortless, she creates arrangements that are as easy as possible for her audience to make at home. Her arrangements are elegant and contemporary and you will certainly enjoy showing them off! After the long winter months, these fresh and colourful flowers will add spring cheer to your home. The talk costs €5 and includes refreshments. No booking is required. For more information visit www.powerscourt.com/events
About Carol Bone: Carol Bone lives in Wicklow, ‘The Garden of Ireland’ and was brought up with a love of gardening, horticulture, art and design. After a successful gardening career, Carol qualified as AOIFA (Association of Irish Floral Artists) demonstrator and teacher. She has since demonstrated extensively in England and Ireland and represented Ireland in the International Demonstration at the World Show in Boston in 2011. Carol is at present serving as President of the Association of Irish Floral Artists and is Publicity Officer for the World Flower Show planned for the RDS in June 2014. 
