Make use of many different materials to add color and drama to your window boxes. This stunning example includes boughs cut from white (concolor) fir, Fraser fir, juniper, and Southern magnolia. A splash of bold red color comes from winterberry stems (which can look good through January or so, when birds often start to eat them). Dried flowers from globe thistle add fun texture and play off the smaller juniper berries.
Create an Elegant Look
Go sophisticated with an all-white color palette to grace your window boxes or containers. We love this stunning example, which features cedar boughs, dried baby's breath flowers, and pussy willow branches.
You can get a similar look by using white varieties of dried globe amaranth, strawflower, or yarrow.
Embrace Branches
Many gardeners overlook branches, but twigs and stems can add tremendous color and interest. Here's a fun example: Branches of curly willow and yellow-twig dogwood appear to practically burst out of a mound of juniper boughs, Southern magnolia leaves, eucalyptus, and dried hydrangea flowers. Sprigs of red winterberry add another texture and color.
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