Description
This faux magnolia garland gathers deep red blooms, pine cones and shiny baubles into one tall, slim run of Christmas colour, with a gold bell at its foot. The large red magnolia flowers carry a fine sparkle of glitter on their petals, and they sit among green pine sprigs, glossy magnolia leaves, gold leaves and clusters of red berries. Red and blue baubles are tucked into the greenery alongside natural-looking pine cones, sprays of glittered red and cream berries for contrast. It measures 100cm tall, 23cm wide and 15cm deep, so it has real height while staying slim and neat.
Red and green are the colours of the season, and this garland leans into them warmly. It suits a traditional Christmas scheme in a living room, a hallway or a dining room, and it sits happily alongside a dressed tree, a wreath on the door or cards on the mantelpiece. Because it is faux, there are no needles to sweep up and nothing to water through December, so it looks as fresh on Twelfth Night as on the day you first put it out. It also makes a generous Christmas gift for someone who loves to decorate the house but would rather not fuss with fresh greenery.
The flowers, cones, berries and baubles come together as one finished piece, so there is nothing to arrange; just gently fluff the pine sprigs and leaves if they have flattened in storage. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth, and keep it away from open flames and direct heat such as fires and radiators. After Christmas, pack it loosely in a box and store it somewhere dry so the blooms keep their shape for next year. For a finishing touch, pick up the gold of the bell with gold candlesticks, or echo the blue baubles with a few blue ornaments on the tree.
Specification
| Colour |
Red & Green |
| Height |
100cm |
| Width |
23cm |
| Depth |
15cm |
| Weight |
0.941kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is the magnolia garland?
It measures 100cm tall, 23cm wide and 15cm deep, a tall and slim piece that brings plenty of height to a Christmas display.
What colours is the garland?
It is mainly red and green, with red magnolia blooms and berries, green pine and leaves, red and blue baubles, gold leaves, brown pine cones and a gold bell.
Is the magnolia garland real or artificial?
It is a faux arrangement, so there are no needles to drop and nothing to water, and it can come out again every Christmas.
How do I look after the garland?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, keep it away from open flames and direct heat, and store it loosely boxed somewhere dry between Christmases.
Where would the garland look best?
It suits a traditional red and green scheme in a living room, hallway or dining room, alongside a dressed tree, a door wreath or Christmas cards.
Would the garland make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it is a generous Christmas gift for anyone who loves dressing the house in red and green, with the gold bell adding a traditional touch.