NEW USES FOR BOXWOOD WREATHS
I love boxwood wreaths. My sister introduced me to Boxwood during a visit to Knoxville.
I first noticed Boxwood when I saw my sister spritzing her wreath.
I could not figure out why my sister was spritzing an artificial wreath.
Unless, of course, she was cleaning her wreath.
BOXWOOD FOR EXTERIORS
What I love about this evergreen is that it works in our yards and our homes.
With 20+ types of Boxwood, this evergreen shrub offers plenty of options for landscape plans, porches, and patios.
I have large planters on our patio with Boxwood from Home Depot.
Boxwood shrubs are hardy and withstand Colorado weather, cold fronts in January, and scorching summer days in July.
If you have a front porch, add a potted boxwood.
Green shrubs always look great against brick, stone, or siding and add a pop of color to the house.
That is how pretty this year-round favorite decor staple is in any space or craft.
It looks fantastic next to packing paper!
BOXWOOD FOR INTERIORS
Boxwood looks pretty whether it is faux or preserved. What does it say about this perennial favorite when it makes packing paper look pretty?
- The petite green leaves do not overwhelm the space around the boxwood (real or faux)
- The shades of green leaves or stems look so pretty against different textures and colors.
- It is a year-round decor staple with its neutral greens.
- Boxwood looks pretty whether it is faux or preserved.
If you subscribe to EveryDay Edits, you know ribbon is one of my decor staples.
Adding ribbon makes switching out different colors for seasons and holidays easy.
One pink ribbon to a grapevine wreath for spring.
You can repeat this idea with different ribbon colors for the seasons and holidays.
Bowood is a perennial decor staple because it looks great in all seasons. Years ago, I found the cutest boxwood wreaths online.
Check out how adding different colors and patterns of ribbon for the seasons and holidays.
I love to use my trio of boxwood wreaths to add texture, height, and color to a dining room table. Because boxwood looks so good against different elements, I like to create a layered look on my dining room table with varying heights and textures.
Adding a pumpkin to the center of the wreath is a favorite for the Thanksgiving table.
Drop a candle in the middle of a leafy wreath for a little something extra.
What creative ways have you added Boxwood to your interiors? Please pin this to your Pinterest boards or follow me on Pinterest.
Boxwood pairs with so many colors! Here is how I love to pair navy and green.
