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Ideas for a Winter Window Box

October 12, 2017 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you have to clean out your window boxes and leave them bare for 3 months. With a little creativity and planning, you can make your window boxes look stunning no matter what the weather is like outside. Take a look at these ideas for making your window boxes stand out, no matter what the temperature.

1. Winter Boughs and Berries

Why not fill your window box with winter boughs and berries? If you love winter greenery, you’ll love the addition of these lush wintry branches to the outside of your home.

2. Ornaments

Your window box will look fantastic with a variety of ornaments. This one includes snowflakes, but you can use your own creativity.

3. Mini Trees

Small evergreens are just the thing for your holiday or winter-themed window box. Add ornaments and lights for an extra pop. Purchase mini trees here! 

4. Give Thanks

Before winter really sets in, fill your window boxes with pumpkins and fall foliage.

5. Think Outside the Box

This cute idea creates a rustic winter scene. Include an electric candle for a soft glow.

6. Winter Garden

Depending on your climate, you might be able to keep some hardy, living plants in your window boxes over the colder months. Here are some ideas.

7. Poinsettias

Great-looking faux poinsettias and holly look just like Christmas in your window boxes.

8. Wreath Combination

Look how beautiful a window box and wreath pairing can be. Go for pine, boxwood, spruce, and more.

9. Add Some Love

Why not add some love to your window boxes for Valentine’s day? Come February, the weather will still be chilly, but you can warm the hearts of passers-by with your creativity.

Contents
1 Stay happy this winter with these gardening projects:
2 Gardening Projects for the Winter Months
3 21 Winter Gardening Projects
4 15 Fruits and Veggies to Grow Indoors this Winter

Stay happy this winter with these gardening projects:

Gardening Projects for the Winter Months

21 Winter Gardening Projects

15 Fruits and Veggies to Grow Indoors this Winter

Filed Under: Garden, Trees Tagged With: Winter Gardening, Winter Gardening 101, Winter Gardening Projects, Winter Window Boxes, Winter Window Design Tips and Tricks

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