Manchester''s Finest Floral Services

Looking for a way to brighten up your city living? Anyone who lives in the UK''s major hubs, London, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham, knows that life can get a little grey from time to time thanks to the smog and the traditional British weather.

The right bunch of flowers could be just what you need to inject some colour into your life, and Manchester has many floral services available for you to try.

Manchester Piccadilly Gardens opens its gates to an extensive floral market every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am until 6pm. Here you can pick up a variety of artistic arrangements for yourself or a friend or for the more green fingered amongst you there are a vast range of seedlings, pot plants and topiary pieces available for your perusal.

If time is precious and you can''t make space in your schedule for a marketplace shopping trip, why not order online instead of browsing through endless florists in Manchester to find the perfect bouquet? Interflora will deliver a beautiful bunch of fresh flowers to your door on the day of your choice when you place your order online.

If time is no object, however, and you are looking for a new hobby or a new way in which to get involved with a community group or project, Manchester Flower Lovers Guild could have the answer. Through this friendly organisation you can take part in flower arranging workshops, flower festivals, floral demonstrations and sociable coffee mornings. The group meets once a month in Chorlton.

Alternatively, if you''d prefer to take a more academic approach to floral arrangement you could sign up for one of Manchester College''s courses in floristry. Choose between full time floristry classes - suitable for those looking to set up their own business - or part time craft courses with a specialisation in floristry.

Tatton Park, just half an hour''s ride from Manchester Piccadilly, is the site of the RHS annual flower show come July every year. Here you are sure to find ample inspiration for your own horticultural endeavours.

Whether you simply enjoy having fresh blooms in your home or whether you like to take a more hands on approach to floristry and horticulture, flowers can be a great way to beat the blues of those grey city days and add a splash of colour to your lifestyle. For more Manchester listings, check out Manchester.gov.uk.

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Nita Hannibal, freelance writer, composed this article after investigating the services of Interflora florists in Manchester and across the UK.

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