Christmas Floral & Greenery

Building a Christmas design that looks full and natural

Start with greenery. A mix of two or three types (a soft pine, a cedar, and something with a different leaf like magnolia or eucalyptus) looks far more natural than one kind used over and over. Then add your focal blooms, like velvet poinsettias or snowy magnolias, and finish with berries and accents from our Christmas Picks & Sprays. For a ready-made base, our Containers, Planters & Bases collection has pine wreath and teardrop swag bases.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a bush, a spray and a pick?

A bush has several stems coming from one base, which is great for filling space quickly. A spray is one longer stem that branches out, perfect for length and movement. A pick is shorter and meant for tucking in accents.

Flocked or unflocked Christmas greenery?

Flocked (snowy) greenery gives a winter, cottage feel and works beautifully with whites and silvers. Unflocked greenery is more versatile and carries from Thanksgiving straight into January.

How do I store faux Christmas greenery?

Keep it in a box or bin out of direct sunlight and away from heat, like an attic in summer. Fluff the stems before using them again and they'll look new for years.