Artificial fall garlands bring autumn color to a variety of spaces. A single garland up to 6.5 feet long runs along a standard mantel, frames a doorway, or sits along the length of a table. Along a staircase railing, use two or three garlands to create a continuous sweep of autumn foliage from top to bottom.
Wipe the mantel edge with rubbing alcohol so the adhesive grips, and then space three to five clear adhesive hooks along the underside, or use brick clips on a brick surface. Fluff and separate the leaves before you hang them. Drape the garland over the hooks, let the ends dip at the corners, and tie any loose sections down with floral wire.
Measure the surface first, and then add about a third to allow the garland to drape. For a stair rail, be sure to measure diagonally along the railing, not the length of the floor. For a table, allow a few inches of overhang at each end. Always round up in size.
Yes. You can find pre-lit garlands with warm white lights for fall and dramatic black garlands with purple and orange light for Halloween decor.
These garlands and swags are intended for indoor use. For covered porches, the Fall Front Porch collection is the best place to find wreaths, trees, and other fall greenery. For exposed outdoor areas, shop Outdoor Autumn Plants & Trees.
A garland is one long run of foliage you drape along a mantel, a stair rail, or a doorframe. A swag is shorter and fan shaped, and it hangs flat on a door, a wall, or the back of a chair like a wreath.
Maple leaf garlands create the classic fall look with warm reds and oranges. Subtly colored magnolia leaves and purple laurel offer a quieter seasonal touch. Assorted styles add pumpkins, gourds, berries, and pinecones for a traditional harvest feel.
Yes. Laying a garland along a table is a simple way to add a seasonal touch. Set the garland on a runner or a length of linen first so the stem ends do not scratch the table, and then tuck candles and small gourds into the gaps rather than resting them on the foliage. Ensure your garlands do not get crushed by serving dishes.
Before storing, be sure to dust your garland. Lay it flat in a long box or loosely wind it if your box is not long enough to lay the garland out. Avoid coiling your garland tightly. Story in a cool, dry place, ideally kept out of a damp garage or hot attic. Pre-lit garlands typically have affixed lights that should not be removed.
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