Wild Greens International

Traditional Garland

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Lenght 18'

The Traditional Garland is perfectly named. It combines all of the best forest greens to create the perfect accent for any table or mantel. The combination of Nordmann fir, juniper and incense cedar serve to not only brighten a room, but to fill it with the unmistakable essence of the forest.

Material: Nordmann, Berried Juniper, and Incense Cedar.

Anticipated Freshness Duration: To keep garlands fresh, place them outdoors in a chilled, shaded area. Indoors, they can last up to 3 weeks with proper care. Lightly mist the cut ends with water every other day to maintain moisture. Keep away from heat vents, direct sunlight, and large windows, as heat and sun can cause drying and fading.

The size and color of leaves and branches can vary throughout the year.

Delivery Times Across the U.S. (1–7 Business Days)

Fresh

All our products are fresh with an incredible aroma.

Choose a suitable location:
Place the wreath out of direct sunlight. Direct sunlight can dry out the foliage faster and fade its beautiful colors.

Display the wreath away from heat and drafts:
Fireplaces, radiators, or heating vents may dry out the evergreens prematurely. Even as wreaths naturally dry, many retain their color for a while and shed minimally. Avoid placing the wreath in direct air currents, such as from air conditioning, to help preserve moisture in the branches.

Mist the wreath like a fern:
This is optional and may not be necessary in humid climates. If you choose to mist, lightly spray clean water over the foliage. Avoid over-wetting, which can lead to mold or mildew.

Fresh wreaths bring charm and fragrance to your holidays.
Depending on your region, fresh Christmas wreaths typically last 3 weeks indoors and 4-6 weeks when displayed outdoors, out of direct sunlight. With a little care, your wreath can remain beautiful and aromatic throughout the season.