• topiaries in terra cotta pots lined up on a wood table
  • Art & Practice of Topiary, Live Workshop | Rocky River, Ohio
  • Art & Practice of Topiary, Live Workshop | Rocky River, Ohio
The Vintage Songbird

Art & Practice of Topiary, Live Workshop | Rocky River, Ohio

$ 50.00
$ 50.00
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Join us for a fun evening, surrounded by lush secluded gardens to learn the art and practice of topiary. You will learn how to trim and maintain a beautiful boxwood topiary.

  • All supplies are included with the workshop
  • Gourmet foods will be served
  • Workshop space is very limited to ensure an intimate relaxed time

    September 23, 2021     6-7:30pm

    Hosted at Metheny Weir, Rocky River, Ohio

    You will be sent the full address and further details via email closer to the event.
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    Customer Reviews

    Based on 2 reviews
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    ML
    Disappointed

    Instructor very nice, but provided very little actual instruction. Did not walk around much to engage participants. Tools not plentiful and a bit worn. Not enough material to cover top soil for all participants. Based on photos from website, it seemed like a pot was to be included, but wasn't. Interesting hands on experience, but not worth the money.

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    Kim Metheny
    Great idea, Poor Execution

    I really like Jenny and thought the concept was great, however, I didn’t think we got what we purchased. The boxwoods were fine. We didn’t get any aged terra cotta pots which were advertised. Just a few clipping shears were provided and none of them would cut. There should have been a clipper per person sharpened and ready. The topiary example print out was so small you couldn’t read or see the examples. Jenny should have mingled more and offered more instructions throughout the workshop. What was scheduled (2 hours) was wrapped up by 6:45. The gourmet food was not gourmet and cold.
    I heard from a few ladies who thought they should have received a discount or refund.
    So to wrap up this review, I would say that Jenny should have included in her email out the day before to the attendees, that she would not be able to provide the ladies with the items as promised and if they would like a refund she could provide them. Better yet, maybe cancel the workshop until she could provide the project supplies as presented. In the future, Jenny should just manage expectations beforehand and not assume that everyone would appreciate her false advertising.

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 2 reviews
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    50%
    (1)
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    ML
    Disappointed

    Instructor very nice, but provided very little actual instruction. Did not walk around much to engage participants. Tools not plentiful and a bit worn. Not enough material to cover top soil for all participants. Based on photos from website, it seemed like a pot was to be included, but wasn't. Interesting hands on experience, but not worth the money.

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    Kim Metheny
    Great idea, Poor Execution

    I really like Jenny and thought the concept was great, however, I didn’t think we got what we purchased. The boxwoods were fine. We didn’t get any aged terra cotta pots which were advertised. Just a few clipping shears were provided and none of them would cut. There should have been a clipper per person sharpened and ready. The topiary example print out was so small you couldn’t read or see the examples. Jenny should have mingled more and offered more instructions throughout the workshop. What was scheduled (2 hours) was wrapped up by 6:45. The gourmet food was not gourmet and cold.
    I heard from a few ladies who thought they should have received a discount or refund.
    So to wrap up this review, I would say that Jenny should have included in her email out the day before to the attendees, that she would not be able to provide the ladies with the items as promised and if they would like a refund she could provide them. Better yet, maybe cancel the workshop until she could provide the project supplies as presented. In the future, Jenny should just manage expectations beforehand and not assume that everyone would appreciate her false advertising.