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friend and I started making and selling fresh wreaths nine years ago.
We enjoyed learning about different greenery that lasts, so that the
customer could enjoy their wreath all year. In the last couple of years
we have enjoyed selling our new shapes such as, squares, stars and
monograms.
“Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power:
for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created.” Rev. 4:11
Here is some information about our wreaths:
Boxwood wreaths
Boxwood will last at least 6 months if indoors, but outdoors in wet conditions they may last only 4-6 weeks. As with all wreaths the best way to preserve your wreath is keep it at 40—70 degrees.
Magnolia Wreaths
Magnolia will dry nicely, it will fade some and the leaves will curl. Magnolia is a unique leaf in the way it is green on one side and brown on the other. It makes a very nice contrast and looks great with earth tones. These wreaths can last a long time if kept indoors
.
Eucalyptus and Bay leaf wreaths
These wreaths have a good scent, but not too strong. Keep them away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture to prolong freshness and to keep the color of the leaves from fading. You can also mist them lightly for a slower drying process. These both dry real well. The eucalyptus will fade more in color over time.
Evergreen Wreaths
The evergreen we use in this wreath is called “Noble fir”. It is a nice soft evergreen with short needles. We recommend this as an outdoor wreath as it will last much longer. In the Outdoors it should last at least 6 weeks and indoors about 2 weeks. When it dries, the needles will begin to drop off. You can keep these wreaths misted for longer lasting freshness...
Juniper Wreaths
Juniper is real similar to the Evergreen in care. We recommend it hanging outdoors as it will last longer. This juniper is a soft greenery and can give off a little scent.
Sizes of wreaths
The square is based on measurement from outside top-to-bottom and side-to-side. Round are measured from outside diameter.
Consider the lilies
7905 Scarff Rd.
New Carlisle, OH 45344
(937)545-3023
wendylavy@yahoo.com
Boxwood wreaths
Boxwood will last at least 6 months if indoors, but outdoors in wet conditions they may last only 4-6 weeks. As with all wreaths the best way to preserve your wreath is keep it at 40—70 degrees.
Magnolia Wreaths
Magnolia will dry nicely, it will fade some and the leaves will curl. Magnolia is a unique leaf in the way it is green on one side and brown on the other. It makes a very nice contrast and looks great with earth tones. These wreaths can last a long time if kept indoors
.
Eucalyptus and Bay leaf wreaths
These wreaths have a good scent, but not too strong. Keep them away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture to prolong freshness and to keep the color of the leaves from fading. You can also mist them lightly for a slower drying process. These both dry real well. The eucalyptus will fade more in color over time.
Evergreen Wreaths
The evergreen we use in this wreath is called “Noble fir”. It is a nice soft evergreen with short needles. We recommend this as an outdoor wreath as it will last much longer. In the Outdoors it should last at least 6 weeks and indoors about 2 weeks. When it dries, the needles will begin to drop off. You can keep these wreaths misted for longer lasting freshness...
Juniper Wreaths
Juniper is real similar to the Evergreen in care. We recommend it hanging outdoors as it will last longer. This juniper is a soft greenery and can give off a little scent.
Sizes of wreaths
The square is based on measurement from outside top-to-bottom and side-to-side. Round are measured from outside diameter.
Consider the lilies
7905 Scarff Rd.
New Carlisle, OH 45344
(937)545-3023
wendylavy@yahoo.com