Bringing evergreen boughs indoors is a centuries-old tradition. Beyond the holidays, greenery adds year-round freshness—but proper selection and care keep it looking vibrant.
Slow-drying varieties: Pine, Fir, Cedar, Juniper, Boxwood, Holly, Ivy, Yew, Spruce. Most stay fresh up to a month if kept cool.
Never remove more than ⅓ of a plant or branch. Trim selectively to preserve shape. Alternatively, buy boughs from nurseries.
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