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Create a beautiful living centerpiece that celebrates the colors and textures of fall. Hosted in partnership with Hudson Valley Atelier. Register on their site.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll transform a seasonal pumpkin into a unique botanical arrangement using a curated assortment of succulent cuttings, moss, and natural accents.
You’ll be guided step-by-step through designing and assembling your succulent pumpkin, including how to create balance, combine colors and textures, and securely arrange your cuttings for a polished finished piece.
The best part? Your succulents can live on long after pumpkin season! You’ll learn how to remove and propagate your cuttings so they can be enjoyed as growing plants once your pumpkin has finished its seasonal display.
Each participant will leave with a finished succulent pumpkin centerpiece and the knowledge to continue growing their succulents at home.
Seasonal pumpkin
Curated assortment of succulent cuttings
Moss and botanical accents
All design and assembly materials
Step-by-step instruction
Succulent care and propagation guidance
Adding a unique botanical accent to your fall décor
Succulent and houseplant lovers
Anyone interested in learning about succulent propagation
A relaxed and creative fall experience to enjoy with friends
No experience necessary.
October 3, 2026 | 4:00PM-5:30PM
Hudson Valley Atelier | 21 N Main St, Florida, NY
Registration and payment for this workshop are handled directly through Hudson Valley Atelier.
Space is limited and advance registration is recommended.
REGISTER THROUGH Hudson Valley Atelier →https://hudsonvalleyatelier.pixieset.com/payment/10-3-pumpkin-succulent-w-tina-4pm
Succulent and pumpkin varieties will vary based on seasonal availability, making every finished arrangement unique.
No special tools or supplies are required
Just come ready to create!
Each registration includes one pumpkin, succulent cuttings, moss, botanical accents, and all necessary materials.
Succulent cuttings can be removed and propagated after the pumpkin is finished, allowing you to continue enjoying your plants long after fall.
Create a beautiful living centerpiece that celebrates the colors and textures of fall. Hosted in partnership with Hudson Valley Atelier. Register on their site.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll transform a seasonal pumpkin into a unique botanical arrangement using a curated assortment of succulent cuttings, moss, and natural accents.
You’ll be guided step-by-step through designing and assembling your succulent pumpkin, including how to create balance, combine colors and textures, and securely arrange your cuttings for a polished finished piece.
The best part? Your succulents can live on long after pumpkin season! You’ll learn how to remove and propagate your cuttings so they can be enjoyed as growing plants once your pumpkin has finished its seasonal display.
Each participant will leave with a finished succulent pumpkin centerpiece and the knowledge to continue growing their succulents at home.
Seasonal pumpkin
Curated assortment of succulent cuttings
Moss and botanical accents
All design and assembly materials
Step-by-step instruction
Succulent care and propagation guidance
Adding a unique botanical accent to your fall décor
Succulent and houseplant lovers
Anyone interested in learning about succulent propagation
A relaxed and creative fall experience to enjoy with friends
No experience necessary.
October 3, 2026 | 4:00PM-5:30PM
Hudson Valley Atelier | 21 N Main St, Florida, NY
Registration and payment for this workshop are handled directly through Hudson Valley Atelier.
Space is limited and advance registration is recommended.
REGISTER THROUGH Hudson Valley Atelier →https://hudsonvalleyatelier.pixieset.com/payment/10-3-pumpkin-succulent-w-tina-4pm
Succulent and pumpkin varieties will vary based on seasonal availability, making every finished arrangement unique.
No special tools or supplies are required
Just come ready to create!
Each registration includes one pumpkin, succulent cuttings, moss, botanical accents, and all necessary materials.
Succulent cuttings can be removed and propagated after the pumpkin is finished, allowing you to continue enjoying your plants long after fall.