I have a whole list of outdoor decorations. Fill window boxes with cedar and boxwood boughs,green hypericum berries, and sprigs of baby's breath stuck into a dry block of florist's foam. Protected from direct sun and weather extremes , cut greens can survive throughout the season.
Hanging bells --Line up simple shepherd's hooks with oversize red jungle bells to add punch of color to a wintry landscape.
Snowy Fun--When not cruising the snow covered hills, an old sled embellished with pine sprigs,pine cones, and fruit does double duty as a welcoming decorations next to the front door.
Leafy Luminaries --Cylindrical glass vases light the way when filled with river rock,magnolia leaves,red winter berries, and long lasting pillar candles.
Holiday Bench -- Give your porch some holiday spirit with an arrangement of holiday greenery,pine cones,gazing balls, and ornaments.
Gardeners Touch ---Instead of abandoning your wheelbarrow through winter's cold days, fill it with a potted evergreen and add strings of lights. Depending upon which zone you live in, you might be able to plant the tree in the spring.
I have a whole list of outdoor decorations. Fill window boxes with cedar and boxwood boughs,green hypericum berries, and sprigs of baby's breath stuck into a dry block of florist's foam. Protected from direct sun and weather extremes , cut greens can survive throughout the season.
Hanging bells --Line up simple shepherd's hooks with oversize red jungle bells to add punch of color to a wintry landscape.
Snowy Fun--When not cruising the snow covered hills, an old sled embellished with pine sprigs,pine cones, and fruit does double duty as a welcoming decorations next to the front door.
Leafy Luminaries --Cylindrical glass vases light the way when filled with river rock,magnolia leaves,red winter berries, and long lasting pillar candles.
Holiday Bench -- Give your porch some holiday spirit with an arrangement of holiday greenery,pine cones,gazing balls, and ornaments.
Gardeners Touch ---Instead of abandoning your wheelbarrow through winter's cold days, fill it with a potted evergreen and add strings of lights. Depending upon which zone you live in, you might be able to plant the tree in the spring.
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