
Photo/Illustration: Brandi Spade
Here are six more designs, which didn’t fit into the article but are too inspiring not to share.
5. Yellow Twig Dogwood 6. Peacock Feathers 7. Bleached Kuwa Sticks 8. Fraser Fir
5. Paper Birch Bark 6. Orange Winterberry 7. Western Red Cedar
8. Dried Fern Fiddleheads 9. Orange Winterberry 10. Black Spruce
11. Pheasant Feathers 12. Bark-wrapped Wire 13. Buddah Nut Pods
14. Moss-covered Orbs 15. Boxwood 16. Grape Vine
1. Boxwood 2. Paper Birch 3. Orange Winterberry 4. Pheasant Feathers
5. Princess Pine 6. Southern Magnolia 7. Sugar Pine Cones
8. Blue Berried Juniper 9. Insense Cedar 10. Cinnamon Sticks
11. Polished White Stones

4. Pepperberry Tips 5. Sugar Pine Cones

4. Norway Spruce Cones 5. Norway Pine 6. Sugar Pine Cones 7. Manzanita Branch
8. Manzanita Branch
1. Lemon Cypress 2. Cinnamon Sticks 3. Pepperberry Tips
4. Sequoia Cones 5. Reindeer Moss 6. Spanish Moss
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Comments
Okay, so now it's January and I am ready to go out and 'spruce' up these drab window boxes with your fresh ideas! Thank you Scott for sharing your talents!
Thanks Steve, they are good inspiration. Wait until you see my pathetic attempt...lol.
Lovely images!
Great ideas. Thank you for this detailed information. I only wish we could see pictures at a bigger size since it is hard to see the details of the composition in this small images.
I'd like to know more about the constuction and how-to. Do you have a pot filled with soil and then just push the branches into the soil? If I do that the high winds here will blow the branches out of the containers. Maybe incorpoarate wire? Wish you gave us more "how" and not just "what." Maybe I will dig back in my past issues and see what is covered in the original article.
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