Whether you’re into succulent wreaths, eucalyptus garlands, or floral Christmas trees, now is the time to unleash your (ever)green thumb.

Tying a bunch of aromatic eucalyptus to the back of dining chairs, perhaps with festive ribbon or jute string, not only can add texture and interest to the Christmas scene, but will also add a ...

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Step 5: How to make your wreath last longer Keep your wreath away from heat and keep it moist. Spritz with water if it’s under a porch and you can soak the moss rings in water to keep it hydrated.

Go ahead: throw some eucalyptus on itMetal wreath form (we used a 12-inch round form here but pick any size you like — you can find them online and at most craft stores) 22-gauge floral wire ...

3 sparkle foliage bunches in a choice of eryngium, gypsophila or eucalyptus, £4 each (all three are used in this wreath) 1 x battery LED garland lights, £15 Take the berries out of the wreath.

Materials Needed: 14-inch wreath frame 22 gauge paddle wire 2-3 types of eucalyptus, roughly 30 stems Scissors Wire Cutters About The Flower Social & In-Home Virtual Learning: ...

When making a Fall wreath I like to choose a variety of fresh and dried foliage, berries, etc. with a lot of texture. Prep all of your materials by cutting into small segments about 5 inches long.

Whether you're into succulent wreaths, eucalyptus garlands, or floral Christmas trees, now is the time to unleash your (ever)green thumb.