I've posted several Christmas themed multi-plants pictures as my way to say Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all my friends here on ATP. Does anyone else have something to contribute for the season? I would love to see them.......

gorgeous!

Posted these on another thread but here they are again .










Nothing like your containers, but my front door decorations this year.

Thanks Vicki and Julia.....lovely pictures. Great front door display.

We will be having a fun Idea tonight/tomorrow to share your holiday decor

Are those moose in that last picture Julia? I love them whatever they are! Your front door pic looks awesome

Vickie, I always thought they were reindeer but they could be moose.

The horns look like stylized moose horns to me......

Whichever, I just love them. And I got so caught up into those, I didn't even see the pretty green bird on the right. I want one of those!!

Make this today! I never thought of doing this until a few years ago, Paul posted his at his front door. What a great idea!!! I'm always a bit depressed around this time of year but this always is a happy time making the arrangements for the holiday. I think of you Paul and what I have learned of your story (lurking ) and reflect on mine. Merry Christmas to all my ATP friends.

That is very pretty, Julia. You must have plenty of "greens" resources in your yard.

I do Connie! I also bought some plants just for this after getting the idea from Paul. They are starting to be of some size and ready for a clip here and there.

A couple of sprigs of Sedum confusum... or would that make it too busy? Gotta love that sedum! Do you have more arrangements to show, Julia?

No Connie just the one.

I like it. You did a good job there .

Lovely container Julia. I love the variety of materials you used and the artistic placement of those materials. Thanks to you and also to Connie for your sweet comments.......

And I rejoice that my Japanese Unbrella Pine just survives up here. I'd never be able to cut it for greens! Wonderful bouquet, Julia.