Cedar boughs

Learn to make a Christmas Swag with this easy DIY - Christmas swag is greenery, typically made from pine or cedar boughs, fastened together at each end and hanging down in the middle. A swag blends the best of both a wreath and a garland, adding a festive touch to your home.

Maybe you do it for the scent of piney, aromatic evergreens. Or because you want to create a winter woodland indoors. Your motive is your business. We agre

Shop undefined 25-ft Fresh Garland Christmas Garland in the Fresh Christmas Garland department at Lowe's.com. With the incredibly fragrant fusion of Douglas Fir and Western Red Incense Cedar used in this Christmas garland, it might just be an impossible task to find a

Northern cedar branch

A product of the U.S. National Arboretum, the Thuja Green Giant, also known as Thuja standishii x plicata, is a fast-growing evergreen tree that can grow as much as 5 feet each year. Mature Thuja Green Giant trees can grow up to 80 feet tall with a 20 foot spread.

A cedar leaf I love

When the flowers are gone, some leave behind a decorative winter surprise. Plantsman and designer Ryan Gainey expounds on winter berries in the garden.

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White cedar, known most commonly as arborvitae, is most easily propagated via root stem cuttings. Take cuttings when the tree is dormant, dip them in rooting hormone and plant in a soilless planting mix. Transplant them into the landscape in late fall.