Holiday arrangement

It’s time for Friday flowers again and this week I have a question for you…Have you ever considered mixing fresh and faux flowers in an arrangement? If your answer is “no” we have something in common. I hadn’t either, until about a year ago, when I started to notice that some of the faux flowers...

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“I wanted the window arrangement to look like it was scooped up in the forest and planted right in the box,” says Sylvester. The airy, tall arrangement features ilex berries, pine, and other branches of greenery that appear to grow from a rustic wood box bedded with moss. Photography by Laurey W. Glenn

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To warm up an arrangement of winter white blooms, mix in orangey kumquats along with dark leafy greens.

Create your own easy flower arrangement for the holidays or any occasion with this simple step-by-step technique... Gorgeous and impressive!

The holiday season is here and it's time to start beautifying our homes for house guests! One of the easiest ways to get that "put together" look is with faux florals. Whether a dining table centerpiece or fireplace accessory, artificial flowers add style and grace to any room. Impress your relatives and friends by leaving a lovely arrangement on their bedside table! While faux can never replace fresh, they're perfect when you're busy hosting.

Why do people only think of evergreens, holly, and bright red amaryllis as holiday flowers? I like to make arrangements that use a less traditional mix: red tinged hydrangeas, white roses and ranunculus, red anemones, plus lots of lime green hydrangeas and leaves to set them off- with red hypericum berries for a hit of deep red! The colors are traditional but the flowers are really interesting and they look as festive for New Year’s as they do for Christmas! I hope your holiday is filled…