Frosted Berry and Green Leaf Christmas Garland - Red

This frosted red berry garland brings a cosy, wintry touch to Christmas, with clusters of glossy red berries, sprays of snowy white berries and green leaves set along a slim, twisted brown stem. The red berries come two ways: plump single berries on short sprigs, and tight bunches with a dusting of white frost caught among them. Between them sit little branches of round white berries, frosted all over, with pointed leaves in two shades of green. The pattern repeats along the whole length, so every part of the garland looks full and finished, and a small hooked end at the top gives you an easy point to catch it on.

Red, white and green is the classic Christmas palette, so this garland sits happily alongside gold, silver or natural wood decorations. Drape it along a mantelpiece, wind it loosely up a banister or lay it down the centre of the Christmas table. It also frames a mirror, a doorway or a picture beautifully, and works well tucked around a wreath, a bowl of pinecones or a stack of wrapped presents on a sideboard. It makes a thoughtful Christmas gift, and an easy way to bring a little festive colour to a hallway, kitchen shelf or bedroom.

The berries and leaves are fixed in clusters all the way along the stem, with the frosting on the red bunches and white sprays giving a soft, snow-dusted finish. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth or a clean, soft brush. Once the festivities are over, coil it loosely and store it in a box somewhere cool and dry, so the berries and leaves keep their shape for next Christmas. For a fuller, layered look, weave it through fresh or dried greenery of your own along the mantelpiece.

What colours are in the garland?

It mixes glossy red berries with frosted white berries and leaves in two shades of green, all on a slim brown stem. Some of the red bunches also carry a light white frosting.

How do I hang the garland?

There is a small hooked end at the top of the stem, so you can catch it on a nail or cup hook and let the rest drape. You can also simply lay it along a shelf or mantelpiece.

Where does the garland look best?

We like it draped along a mantelpiece, wound up a banister or laid down the Christmas table. It also looks lovely framing a mirror, a picture or a doorway in the hall.

How do I look after the garland?

Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush. After Christmas, coil it loosely and store it in a box somewhere cool and dry so the berries and leaves keep their shape.

Does it make a good Christmas gift?

Yes, it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift. It brings classic red, white and green colour to a mantelpiece, table or hallway with no fuss.