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This spring The Cutting Edge marks its fifth year of bringing top floral designers to the Garden for intimate sessions that open up new perspectives and techniques. And to celebrate, we're bringing back the designer who launched our series.

Brittany Asch is among New York's most in-demand floral artists—a forward-thinking renegade who challenges traditional notions of color, form, variety and even the way flowers make us feel and see. Her dynamic arrangements combine vivid blooms—in pastels, neons, purples, and scarlets—with everything from fake pearls to dyed orchids, spray painted fronds, and ostrich feathers. The results seem to come from a fantasy world—"I'd like to think they look like they could have been made by someone with a wand," she says. In this hands-on workshop, Asch will share her signature style that's both classical and avant-garde, and help you expand your palette of possible colors, textures, and materials, as you create your own dramatic centerpiece.

Brittany Asch founded BRRCH on the principle of delivering flowers as art to heighten our appreciation of the natural world. She has produced floral pieces for film, books, concerts, TV, music videos,garments, installations, album covers, and royalty. Her work has been endorsed by The New York Times, Vogue, Martha Stewart, and an ever-growing roster of clients.

Please bring:
Pruners and a bag/box to take your arrangement home.

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