Description
This faux pine garland threads clusters of red berries and rounded green leaves through soft sprays of pine needles, with small gold accents catching the light along its length. It is made from plastic, so, unlike fresh greenery, it will not dry out, and it can be packed away and brought out again each Christmas. The main colour is a deep pine green, lifted by the bright red of the berries. It measures 150cm long, 15cm wide and 8cm deep, a good length for a mantelpiece or a loose swag, while the slim width keeps it neat against a wall or along a shelf edge.
We like it along a mantelpiece, across the top of a dresser or bookcase, or wound along a banister in the hall, where the berries bring colour at eye level. It also works laid flat down the middle of a dining table as a festive runner, with a few baubles tucked among the sprays. Because it is greenery rather than ornament, it sits happily with most Christmas schemes, from a traditional red and green to a warmer look built around gold. It makes a thoughtful Christmas gift too, an easy way to dress a room for the season without the upkeep of fresh foliage.
The pine sprays, berries and leaves are set along a slender brown stem, with the berries gathered in clusters and the leaves spaced between them along the whole length of the garland. To look after it, dust it with a soft dry cloth or a gentle brush, and keep it well away from candles, open fires and other sources of heat. Between Christmases, lay it loosely in a box so the sprays are not crushed. For a finishing touch, tie a length of ribbon at each end where it hangs, or let it trail over the edge of a mantelpiece.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
Green & Red |
| Height |
150cm |
| Width |
15cm |
| Depth |
8cm |
| Weight |
0.311kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How long is this faux pine garland?
It measures 150cm long, 15cm wide and 8cm deep. That is a good length for most mantelpieces, shelves and stretches of banister.
What is the garland made from?
It is made from plastic, so it will not dry out like fresh greenery and can be brought out again every Christmas.
What colours are the foliage and berries?
The pine sprays and leaves are a deep green and the berries are red. Small gold accents run along its length.
Where can I put this Christmas garland?
It suits a mantelpiece, a dresser top, a bookcase or a banister in the hall. It can also lie flat down the middle of a dining table as a festive runner.
How do I clean and store the garland?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or brush. Between seasons, lay it loosely in a box so the sprays are not crushed.
Does this garland make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift. It brings festive greenery and red berries into a room and can be used again year after year.