Classic Outdoor Urn
lillisphotography//Getty ImagesA stone or fibercast stone urn looks magnificent with an abundance of different types of greenery, including broadleaf evergreen leaves such as magnolias. A few berried stems add all the color you need.
2Country-Style Window Box
Tammi Mild//Getty ImagesThis pretty window box is overflowing with greens, red twig dogwood sticks, and rattan balls. A gingham bow is the finishing touch.
3Flocked Christmas Branches
Laurie Rubin//Getty ImagesNow you can have a white Christmas, even if you live where it doesn't snow! White pine is dressed up with flocking to simulate a snow-dusted arrangement. Berried branches add some color and contrast.
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4Gold and Gilt Planter
SkyF//Getty ImagesA tall planter with simple lines is accented with gold ornaments and a gold star. Curly willow and berried branches add height and drama.
5Live Tree
Jim Craigmyle//Getty ImagesA tiny live tree is a fun addition to your balcony or small deck. Simply add a few simple ornaments, and you're all set for the holidays with a minimum of fuss!
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6Boxwood and Birch Planter
Tammi Mild//Getty ImagesA combination of boxwood clippings and upright river birch branches make this a handsome window box arrangement.
A few berries and a pretty poinsettia-themed bow add the finishing touches.
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7Ceramic Winter Planter
Solidago//Getty ImagesCedar branches mixed with faux berries make this a simple but striking arrangement which will last for months.
After the holidays, remove the decorative trims for a beautiful winter display.
8Vintage Country Christmas Display
susan.k.//Getty ImagesThis whimsical display of winter-themed items, such as a vintage sled and snowshoes, offer a Country Christmas feel.
A basket of pine cones and a few boughs atop the old barrel make this a one-of-a-kind Christmas display.
9Double Christmas Planters
peterspiro//Getty ImagesTwo are better than one, especially when it comes to these lush and lavish planters.
Filled with various types of greens and a collection of faux fruit and green stems, these eye-catching planters prove that more is more!
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10Greens and Pine Cones Planter
alohadave//Getty ImagesThis window box keeps it simple with greens, draping vines, and an arrangement of large pine cones, which pick up the russet tones in the brick. It will look appropriate all winter long.
11Hanging Basket Planter
Natalya Stepina//Getty ImagesA petite hanging basket becomes a Christmas planter with the addition of greens and small ornaments, scaled to the size of the basket.
12Perfect Poinsettias Window Box Planter
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13Driftwood Christmas Tree
Jessie Casson//Getty ImagesIf you live in a coastal region, instead of a planter filled with evergreen boughs, craft this driftwood Christmas tree.
Add a strand of lights for a pretty nighttime display.
14Natural Topiary Christmas Planter
Yuliia Blazhuk//Getty ImagesDried flowers, live vines and evergreen garland twined around a conical topiary make a lovely, understated display.
15Holly Basket Planter
Westend61//Getty ImagesThis holiday montage is too cute! Keep it simple with this country-inspired display using your favorite vintage pieces, such as the rustic basket filled with holly and a few pine cones.
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16Stacked Pot Topiary
Tammi Mild//Getty ImagesThree pots of increasingly larger sizes are stacked and filled with greenery to create this unique topiary! An LED lantern tops it all off.
17Heather-filled Window Box
Roman Babakin//Getty ImagesThis understated window box is filled with live heather, then finished off with tiny evergreen clippings. Read the plant tag to make sure the type of heather you buy is hardy in your climate.
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18Tiny Trees
dmf87//Getty ImagesA grouping of potted live trees make the front steps feel festive and welcoming. Small bows and mini ornaments offer the finishing touches.
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19Faux Topiaries
arinahabich//Getty ImagesSometimes, faux is the way to go! These topiaries can be used year after year, adding a subtle elegance to your front door.
20Matching Wreath and Christmas Planter
TriggerPhoto//Getty ImagesMatching bows and identical faux greens make this front door display extra-appealing. The height of the planter is further accented by inserting tall birch branches.
Arricca Elin SanSone has written about health and lifestyle topics for Prevention, Country Living, Woman's Day, and more. She’s passionate about gardening, baking, reading, and spending time with the people and dogs she loves.
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