PRFCT EVENTS
Wild Arrangements: A workshop of floral arranging with Alex Crowder of Field Studies Flora
Saturday, July 26, 2025
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Amber Waves
367 Main Street
Amagansett, NY
Tickets: $100 (limited availability)
Alex Crowder is on a mission to re-root the floral industry. Often describing her design studio, Field Studies Flora, as a marketing agency for plants, she believes in a world where humans considerately coexist with nature more often than they confront it. In this spirit, we’re pleased to offer this hands-on workshop under Alex’s guidance, bringing a decade of experience in the floral world to the table. Using flora grown at Amber Waves, along with blooms that were mindfully foraged from the surrounding landscape, Alex will lead this experience of floral arranging with the brief of appreciating nature and recognizing our place within it. Attendees will need to bring their own vessel to take home their arrangement.
*Bring your own vessel
Hosted by Field Studies Flora, Amber Waves, and Perfect Earth Project
Image by Anastasiia Duvallie
Join the Nantucket Land & Water Council on Tuesday, August 5th at 5:00 PM for a presentation by Edwina von Gal at their annual meeting.
Tuesday, August 5, 2025
5:00 p.m.
Nantucket Hotel Ballroom
Edwina’s presentation is part of the Grow Native for Nantucket initiative, and supported by Remain. Grow Native for Nantucket encourages the use of native plants and sustainable landscaping practices to protect Nantucket’s unique ecosystems, safeguard our water resources, and support local biodiversity.
This event is free and open to the public. Learn more here.
YARD ARK: Transforming your Yard into an Ark of Biodiversity
with Edwina von Gal, April Gornik, & Frank Quevedo
Saturday, August 16, 2025
4:00 p.m.
The Church
48 Madison Street,
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Learn how to transform your landscape into a welcoming home for biodiversity with Perfect Earth’s Edwina von Gal, April Gornik, co-founder of The Church, and Frank Quevedo, Executive Director of the South Fork History Museum. Join three eco-minded institutions in the spirit of collaboration, creativity, and conservation as we host a conversation designed to uncover the simple ways we can cultivate healthy eco-systems in our own backyards! Those in attendance will have the opportunity to present questions to the speakers. Join us for a Saturday afternoon centered on giving back to Mother Earth through knowledge, insight, and botanical creativity.
Tickets are free, but registration is required. Reserve your seat here!
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Testimonials
We are profoundly grateful to Edwina Von Gal for sharing her invaluable insights on nature-based landscaping practices with our community. Her expertise in harmonizing with Mother Nature to create landscapes that are not only visually stunning, but also promote the health of our families, pets, and vital ecosystems is truly inspiring. Thank you, Edwina, for taking the time to guide us toward nurturing more vibrant and sustainable environments.
~ Eileen Mullen, The Lion Head Beach Association
[Edwina’s] presentation was inspirational, entertaining & filled with a joyous sense of freedom – all while imparting such important information & a new way of looking at landscapes & plantings. I am so interested in getting as many of our residents as possible to understand a new perception of beauty.
~ Jean Thatcher, Three Harbors Garden Club
We received wonderful, positive feedback from so many of the attendees who said that they felt informed and empowered to make changes in their home landscape practice towards a more ‘magical’ and sustainable model.
~Lisa de Guzman, Three Harbors Garden Club
My husband and I are totally inspired! And the feedback today says…so are the 175 + guests listening last night.
~ Laura Blumin, Three Harbors Garden Club