I'm lucky to have hedges and hedges of Holly in the garden, along with some Yew, Ivy and Laurel. Sadly there are virtual no berries left on the Holly as the birds have been busy keeping themselves fed over the last few weeks. All of these plants are excellent for making either Christmas wreaths or a Christmas table decorations. For the first time in history I thought I would turn my hand at making my very own Christmas Table Decoration. There is just one thing you need to understand - I'm no florist!
I had acquired some fir cones from my sister's garden, who is overrun with them lucky for me. For colour I added some berries from a Berberis in the garden, although I expect they will not last until Christmas Day.
I think it's fair to say that I will use this years Christmas table decoration as my benchmark !
I think it's fair to say that I will use this years Christmas table decoration as my benchmark !
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That was a pretty cool idea. It seems that it's easy to make as well. Thanks for sharing.
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Prasad
Christmas table decorations
I've been wondering what kind of Christmas table decorations should are family put up this year but I really want rustic theme this time. You just gave me suggestion and inspiration. Thanks!
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