How to Create Elegant Front Door Planters for Christmas

Picture you walk up your front path and are greeted by a pair of glowing winter forests in miniature.

Read more

Poinsettias burst like red flames against a bed of pine, sparkling ornaments mimic snow-kissed branches, and the evergreens reach upward like guardians of the season.

Read more

Moreover, these planters don’t just decorate your entryway, they crown it with holiday grandeur.

Read more

Materials Needed

  • 2-3 tall outdoor planters (20-30” height)
  • Mini evergreen trees or topiary (about 3-4 feet tall each)
  • Fresh pine, cedar, or fir branches for filler
  • Artificial or real poinsettias (4-6 large blooms per planter)
  • Berry picks or fresh holly branches (10-12 sprigs)
  • Pinecones (8-10 medium size)
  • Frosted ornaments or glittery accents (6-8 per planter)
  • Warm white string lights (battery-operated or outdoor-safe, 50-100 lights per planter)
  • Soil or floral foam
Read more

Step-by-step Guide

Step 1: Place your evergreen tree or topiary in the center of each tall planter. Then anchor it securely with soil or floral foam so it stands upright.

Read more

Step 2: Add fresh pine or cedar branches around the base, letting them spill over the edges for fullness. This creates the lush green background.

Read more

Step 3: Tuck poinsettias evenly around the greenery, spacing them so their red blooms pop vividly against the foliage.

Read more

Step 4: Insert berry picks and holly sprigs for bursts of color and texture, followed by pinecones for a rustic touch.

Read more

Step 5: Place frosted ornaments or glittery accents throughout, mixing sizes to add sparkle and depth.

Read more

Step 6: Wrap string lights loosely around the tree and greenery. Hide the battery pack inside the planter base or run outdoor-safe wiring discreetly.

Read more

Step 7: Step back and adjust the arrangement, making sure the planters look balanced and symmetrical on both sides of the entryway.

Read more

Note:

Read more

For extra drama, use planters in slightly different heights and cluster them together.

Read more

The staggered effect adds layers and makes your entrance feel even more inviting.

Read more

Did you like this story?

Please share by clicking this button!

This page was generated by the plugin

Visit our site and see all other available articles!

Garden & Crafty - Garden, DIY, Home