To make this wreath, Walton starts with a wire wreath frame. He takes a handful of boxwood branches and wraps them onto the frame with floral wire. Walton keeps going with the same strand of wire ...

This wreath was very heavy on the berries, from big to small berries, rather than statement flowers,” says Melanie Lissack, ...

More homes are decorated for Christmas than any other holiday. This year is no different, although the sluggish economy has created renewed interest in inexpensive ways to celebrate the season. The ...

A grocery store run can absolutely deliver a season-ready wreath—no floral shop required. Keep your palette tight, build in small bunches, and let texture do most of the work. These looks start with ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The recent Oklahoma ...

This time of year, residents along historic Duke of Gloucester Street in Williamsburg, Va. are storing up boxwood and pine, apples, nuts and berries, to decorate the restored 18th-century buildings of ...

Are you ready to scream when someone in your household suggests you bake yet another batch of Christmas cookies or put up one more string of lights? For a holiday project that’s a bit different, how ...

Deep green, glossy-leaved and finely textured, boxwood makes for a perfect holiday wreath. Some folks are put off by its musky smell — I’ve come to like it — but with moderate care, boxwood greenery ...

Are you ready to scream when someone in your household suggests you bake yet another batch of Christmas cookies or put up one more string of lights? For a holiday project that’s a bit different, how ...