Winter greens

Yes, greenery. Why not? It's an important part of Christmas decor and can be used all winter since it's, well, greenery. Let's start with a few types of greenery so you can see how they look. If you're like me, you get what you have, but if you're going out to buy greenery to make arrangements or wreaths, you may be able to choose from different kinds. It may be useful to have an idea of what you're looking for before you start shopping. This list comes from Florists' Review Magazine which…

The perfect warming, thoroughly satisfying winter soup that will also give your immune system the boost it needs after lots of holiday indulging. Make it vegetarian by swapping bone broth for veggie stock. Like spice? Add the green curry, or if you prefer a more savory, mild soup leave it out. The garlic and ginger will bring plenty of flavor. This soup is great by itself, but we love it paired with our Winter Root Vegetable Fries. It’s also a great bed for toppings like rice, avocado…

Rustic romance abound in this winter wedding inspo that feels very organic, and perfect for the soonlyweds who want a touch of boho. The indoor plant

This Pear Salad is the ultimate winter green salad recipe with pears, apples & dried cranberries, topped with a poppy seed dressing.

This listing is priced per foot- just choose your length! (This item is subject to seasonal availability November- January) Simply lay your garland on your arch, your table centerpiece, your wedding sign- wherever you want to instantly add a floral lift! The garland is made with cedar, pine and redwood branches. Pictured in the listing is the 2 ft length. 25 feet is the maximum length I can make before it begins to get tangled. Please allow for natural variation as it is a handmade item and…

This hearty salad is sure to become a new winter go-to. Full of dense greens, sweet apples, crunchy almonds, refreshing mint, and satisfying lentils, it’s got everything you need in one bowl. Shredded Brussels sprouts and kale are great sources of sulforaphane, a sulfur-rich compound found in cruciferous vegetables linked to benefits for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and digestion. Eating these vegetables raw provides greater amounts of sulforaphane, as does chopping them finely to…

Stock vector seasonal color analysis palettes with green colors for Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.

These gorgeous winter plants and flowers are perfect if you have harsh cold weather late in the year. Stand out from the neighbors this year!

For many gardeners, the growing season starts after the last frost in the spring and ends with the first frost of fall. For those of us in cold climates with short frost-free growing seasons, adding

The colors really pop against a bed of snow!