Natural wreaths are so much prettier and fragrant and there's a freshness to them." Anne Graham, 30, of Fairfax has been making wreaths half of her life and she is definitely a naturalist.

Making a wreath is a simple process that requires few tools, and with a little practice, crafters often find the most time-consuming part is also one of the most fun: deciding which materials to ...

Wreaths of boxwood, juniper and other greenery, with and without fancy ribbons, cost $50 and up. The company also sells fragrant evergreens so you can make your own wreath (7 pounds, $45; 14 ...

11. Pre-Lit Christmas Wreath While natural wreaths are beautiful, they have to be thrown away at the end of the holiday season.

Whether natural or artificial, blooms that look nice on a mini wreath include crocus, hyacinth, gerbera, chrysanthemums, lilacs, lily of the valley, bluebells, daisies, carnations, roses, tulips ...

Natural wreaths don’t have to be stored, and also give you a different display each year, as well as a vibrant smell of pine, cinnamon and oranges.” How long will a natural wreath last for?

Natural wreaths are so much prettier and fragrant and there's a freshness to them." Anne Graham, 30, of Fairfax has been making wreaths half of her life and she is definitely a naturalist.

On Dec. 5 local artist Becky Urban taught a class of 12 how to make their own holiday wreaths using all-natural materials at Perennial Favorites Garden Center in Hamilton.

Sarah Edmonds showed how to make a magnolia wreath, just the way it was made back in Andrew Jackson’s day. Andrew Jackson's Hermitage is hosting its first-ever Holiday Greenery Workshops on ...

MAKE the wreath on your front door a knockout this Christmas but without forking out a fortune. You could spend £75 on a large natural wreath from Marks & Spencer. Or instead, feel the pride of… ...