Front Porch Planters: Thanksgiving Bling
Now that Halloween has passed, are you changing your front porch scape? I am.
I'm not usually an advocate of purchasing new outdoor plants this time of year, but I couldn't pass up a good bargain at my local grocery; gigantic purple mums for $3.99 - time to change up the front porch again!
This time I opted for my wooden bushel picking baskets, which I lined with burlap and then a garbage bag.
I like this slightly more rustic look for Fall and Winter, and because the growing season has virtually ended I don't have to worry about the practicality of these wooden baskets. Plus the burlap ties in nicely with my wreath hanger cover.
I added back my original ornamental kale, grasses, the mums, some gourds, the pine cones and a bit of grapevine - and here's what I came away with!
Really happy with how they turned out! And really loving the lightly gold dusted pine cones. I have a feeling I'll be finding them all over the house!
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I'm not usually an advocate of purchasing new outdoor plants this time of year, but I couldn't pass up a good bargain at my local grocery; gigantic purple mums for $3.99 - time to change up the front porch again!
This time I opted for my wooden bushel picking baskets, which I lined with burlap and then a garbage bag.
I like this slightly more rustic look for Fall and Winter, and because the growing season has virtually ended I don't have to worry about the practicality of these wooden baskets. Plus the burlap ties in nicely with my wreath hanger cover.
Now, I don't want it to be too rustic, this is a holiday after all, so for some added bling I lightly sprayed pine cones with brass spray paint by Valspar.
Just a touch of bling
Really happy with how they turned out! And really loving the lightly gold dusted pine cones. I have a feeling I'll be finding them all over the house!
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