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The Area’s Largest Selection of Fresh Holiday Greens!

Posted on by Fran Morello
15
Nov

Fran’s List of Fresh Holiday Greens:

  1. Arborvitae: Feathery, soft green foliage with a pleasant aroma, often used for wreaths and garlands.
  2. Balsam Fir: Classic holiday scent with flat, dark green needles; great for wreaths and centerpieces.
  3. Birch: White bark branches used for a rustic touch in arrangements and decor.
  4. Blueberry Cedar: Fragrant cedar with blue-toned berries, adding a splash of color.
  5. Boxwood: Dense, small-leaved evergreen with a dark green color; ideal for wreaths and topiaries.
  6. Carolina Sapphire: Silvery-blue foliage with a pleasant aroma, adding unique texture to arrangements.
  7. Cryptomeria: Soft, feathery foliage with a bright green color, adding a fluffy texture to decor.
  8. Fraser Fir: Known for its strong branches and excellent needle retention, with a classic fir scent.
  9. Holly: Glossy green leaves with bright red berries; a traditional favorite for holiday decor.
  10. Incense Cedar: Aromatic cedar with flattened sprays and small, brown seed cones.
  11. Juniper: Fragrant foliage often adorned with blue berries, perfect for garlands and wreaths.
  12. Leland Cypress: Soft, feathery green foliage with a fresh, citrus-like scent.
  13. Long Needle Pine: Pine with long, flexible needles, adding a soft, airy look to arrangements.
  14. Magnolia: Large, glossy green leaves with a rich, brown underside, adding a touch of elegance.
  15. Noble Fir: Blue-green needles with sturdy branches, great for wreaths and garlands due to its strong scent.
  16. Oregon Grape: Evergreen shrub with holly-like leaves and clusters of dark blue berries.
  17. Pine (General): Fragrant, needle-like foliage that adds volume and texture to arrangements.
  18. Port Orford Cedar: Lacy, blue-green foliage with a delicate, fern-like appearance.
  19. Red Cedar: Reddish-brown bark and aromatic, deep green foliage with small cones.
  20. Redtwig Dogwood: Bright red stems add striking contrast and color to holiday decor.
  21. Shore Pine: Coastal pine with shorter, twisted needles, providing a unique, rugged texture.
  22. Variegated Boxwood: Small, glossy leaves edged in creamy white, offering a touch of color contrast.
  23. Variegated Holly: Glossy green leaves with creamy white edges and bright red berries.
  24. Variegated Leland Cypress: Striking green foliage with white or yellow variegation, adding texture and brightness.
  25. Winterberry: Bright red berries on bare stems, adding a pop of festive color.