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Easy Christmas display of decorative greenery found around your yard.
Spruce up your home with Holiday touches that have great fragrance!
Spruce up your home with Holiday touches that have great fragrance!
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Signing UpStep 1Find and Cut Greenery
Tools Needed to cut and trim greenery
1. Craftsman Gloves
2. Craftsman Heavy-Duty Lopper
3. Craftsman Pruner
Cut off full looking shrub ends and leave some clean branch area for easier attachment.
Types of Greenery to use:
Cypress - Flat, supple, blush-green sprays with slender branches can be easily twisted into swags and wreaths.
Spruce Stiff, irregular branches has prickly needles and pinecones may vary from very dark to steely blue.
White Pine long, soft needles (up to 8 inches long).
Laurel produces a pleasingly fruity fragrance.
Eucalyptus dust blue-green leaves give off a lemon-like scent.
Rosemary branches with needle-like leaves.
Magnolia glossy, dark green leaves with a velvety rust-brown underside.
English Holly glossy, dark leaves.
Wates Golden Pine long-lasting needles turn golden only in the winter months.
Cedar tufted clusters of short needles arranges along graceful branches range in color from green to silver-blue.
1. Craftsman Gloves
2. Craftsman Heavy-Duty Lopper
3. Craftsman Pruner
Cut off full looking shrub ends and leave some clean branch area for easier attachment.
Types of Greenery to use:
Cypress - Flat, supple, blush-green sprays with slender branches can be easily twisted into swags and wreaths.
Spruce Stiff, irregular branches has prickly needles and pinecones may vary from very dark to steely blue.
White Pine long, soft needles (up to 8 inches long).
Laurel produces a pleasingly fruity fragrance.
Eucalyptus dust blue-green leaves give off a lemon-like scent.
Rosemary branches with needle-like leaves.
Magnolia glossy, dark green leaves with a velvety rust-brown underside.
English Holly glossy, dark leaves.
Wates Golden Pine long-lasting needles turn golden only in the winter months.
Cedar tufted clusters of short needles arranges along graceful branches range in color from green to silver-blue.
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Jan 11, 2009. 5:56 PMkostillwell
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Wow! This looked Great! Will you come to my house next Christmas to decorate???
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Jan 7, 2009. 1:28 PMwestskier
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I really like your instructable!!! I am going to do this next year for the holidays. I think that it is awesome that you used all Craftsman tools to do the project. Others that I have seen on here are not even using Craftsman tools. You should get extra points for using their tools for the contest. Good luck!!
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Jan 10, 2009. 6:48 PMSkiEO
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DITTO! Nice set of Craftsman tools dude!
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Jan 8, 2009. 5:32 PMMissJ-
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This looks beautiful!!
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Jan 5, 2009. 3:14 PMsportspatrol (author)
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This was a gift to my Mom. She wanted something festive in her entryway that looked nice for the Holidays and when her Bridge group came over. She said everyone loved it! Thanks Mom! 1/5/09
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