{"id":28,"count":0,"description":"Winter wreaths and garlands are the pieces that make a home feel like winter before a single ornament goes on the tree. A wreath on the front door is the first thing guests see, and a garland on the mantle is the frame for everything else in the room.\nThis collection is artificial only, and unlit only. That is a choice, not a gap: artificial greenery does not shed, does not dry out, and comes back out of storage next year looking the same. Unlit means there are no batteries to replace and no wires to hide \u2014 you add your own ribbon, pinecones or ornaments if you want them, and the piece itself stays simple.\nEvery product below is chosen for one job: look full from the street and from the sofa, hang without sagging, and survive storage.\nHow to choose a winter wreath\n<strong>Size first:<\/strong> a standard front door suits a 24-inch wreath; a small door or window suits 16-20 inches; a double door or large porch can take 30 inches and up. Measure the door, then choose \u2014 a wreath that is too small looks lost, and one that is too large blocks the door frame.\n<strong>Fullness second:<\/strong> look at tip count and branch density, not just diameter. A sparse 24-inch wreath looks smaller than a full 20-inch one.\n<strong>Colour third:<\/strong> plain evergreen suits every house; frosted or berry-accented wreaths suit a traditional Christmas look; plain greenery suits a whole-winter look that stays up after Christmas.\nHow to choose a garland\n<strong>Length first:<\/strong> measure the mantle or staircase, then add 1-2 feet for draping and swag. A garland that is pulled tight looks thin; one with slack looks full.\n<strong>Norfolk pine vs mixed greenery:<\/strong> Norfolk pine has long, soft needles and a clean look; mixed fir and pine looks denser and more traditional. Both are artificial here, and both are unlit.\n<strong>Real touch:<\/strong> real-touch garlands use softer, more flexible foliage that looks closer to fresh greenery. They cost more, but they are the ones that look real from close up.\nWhere to hang them\nFront door: wreath, hung with a door hanger (not a nail through the door) so the door still closes cleanly. Mantle: garland, draped with a swag in the middle, with the ends hanging evenly on both sides. Staircase: garland, wrapped loosely around the banister, not pulled tight. Windows and walls: mini wreaths and swags for smaller spaces.\nCare and storage\nFluff the branches after opening the box \u2014 artificial wreaths and garlands are packed flat and need 10 minutes of shaping. Store in a wreath bag or box, hanging if possible, so the branches do not get crushed. Do not store in a damp garage or attic that gets very hot. Wipe dust with a dry cloth.\nFrequently asked questions\n<strong>What is a winter wreath?<\/strong> A round arrangement of evergreen foliage hung on a door, wall or window for the winter season. The ones in this collection are artificial, so they can stay up all winter without drying out.\n<strong>Are winter wreaths only for Christmas?<\/strong> No. A plain evergreen winter wreath suits the whole winter season, while a wreath with Christmas ornaments or berries reads as Christmas. If you want one piece for the whole season, choose plain greenery.\n<strong>What size wreath should I buy for my front door?<\/strong> For a standard single front door, 24 inches is the most common size. Small doors and windows suit 16-20 inches. Measure your door first.\n<strong>Is an unlit garland better than a pre-lit one?<\/strong> Unlit garlands have no lights to fail, no batteries to replace, and no wires to hide. You can add your own lights or ribbon if you want them. Pre-lit garlands are not sold in this collection.\n<strong>How long is a garland for a fireplace mantle?<\/strong> Measure your mantle, then add 1-2 feet for draping. A 6-foot garland suits a small mantle; a 9-foot garland suits a standard or large mantle.\n<strong>How do I store a wreath and garland after winter?<\/strong> Hang them in a wreath bag or box in a dry place, so the branches keep their shape. Avoid damp storage and very hot attics.\n\n<em>As an Amazon Associate, PaxmaHub earns from qualifying purchases made through links on this page. Prices and availability are set by Amazon and may change. 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