SAN DIEGO FLORAL ASSOCIATION

Classes & Workshops 2025

Dates and times subject to change.

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Casa Del Prado, Room 104

10:00 a.m. - Noon

Enrollment cost varies per class. Minimum Class size 8 – Maximum 12

Bring flower clippers or shears; other tools may be recommended.

Please reserve your space ahead of time.

For more information email Suzanne Johnson, presidentsdfloral@gmail.com

November 13, 2025
CORNUCOPIA ARRANGEMENT

Create a chrysanthemum arrangement with other seasonal fall flowers to grace the table of your holiday gatherings. Container, foam, and flowers included.

Class Fee: $25 for members, $30 for non-members
Instructor: Suzanne Johnson

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December 11
NARCISSUS FOR THE NEW YEAR 

Create a striking four bulb arrangement of Ziva narcissus bulbs and moss in a tall glass container. Holiday touches help to create a magical terrarium arrangement that grows throughout the holidays until the flowers bloom in the New Year. Container, bulbs, moss, and accessories provided.

Class Fee: $25 for members, $30 for non-members
Instructor: Suzanne Johnson

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About the Instructors

Sonja Detrinidad is the passionate plant lover and creative force behind her online succulent store, Partly Sunny Projects, where she curates and shares a stunning selection of vibrant, hardy plants. With a background in gardening and a love for all things green, Sonja has built a thriving community of fellow plant enthusiasts who appreciate her eye for unique arrangements and expert care tips. Now, she’s bringing her expertise to a hands-on succulent wreath-making class, where she’ll guide you in crafting a beautiful crescent moon-shaped wreath. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned plant lover, Sonja’s warm teaching style and deep knowledge make every class a fun and inspiring experience. 

Suzanne Johnson is best known for her annual contributions to the SDFA Festival of Trees. She is self-taught, but enrolled in the CGCI Flower Show School this spring. Suzanne is currently the president of SDFA.

Carole Leap has a passion for design and art that she enjoys sharing with others. As an educator, she taught high school students for 25 years. As a designer, she has facilitated special projects and events for schools and non-profit organizations. She is currently building a floral farm, specializing in protea. She is an active member of the California Protea Association, the International Protea Association, and she serves as SDFA 1st VP Programs Chair.