Recycled Boxwood for a Wreath

I plucked my old cone shaped boxwood to fill my porch urns.

There was enough left over for this wreath.

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Each little bunch of leaves is attached with wire to a wooden pick. It was really easy to pull each one from the foam cone and stick them into the hay wreath. I left the plastic wrap on the hay because I will need to spritz my preserved leaves once in a while to keep them fresh.

I poked an ‘S’ hook through the hay for easy hanging.

The new {old} wreath looks nice on the inside of our entry door.

A few years ago I paid $79.99 for the cone shaped topiary at TJMax – without a pot.  I knew it was a good deal because the preserved boxwood topiaries that I had my eye on at the time were really pricey.

I think I have gotten my moneys worth.

Two filled urns and now a lovely wreath.
Recycled, Reused….Resourceful and Pretty.
If you like wreaths as much as I do – see THIS POST.