A trio of living wreaths bring scent and life to a space.

For this fresh floral wreath you will need: • Oasis (wet floral foam) wreath • Greenery and flowers of your choice • Scissors Soak oasis in water until saturated. Gather greenery, trim stems and remove lower leaves so they can be inserted into oasis. Insert larger pieces first, evenly distributing each variety of greenery around the wreath. Finish by filling in the gaps with smaller pieces. Trim wreath with scissors to desired shape. Hang on a couple of nails.

For this dried floral wreath you will need: • Baker’s or jute twine • Polystyrene wreath • Various dried flowers and greenery Wind twine, not too tightly, all around the wreath until most of polystyrene is covered. Slide dried greenery in between the strands of twine. Work your way around wreath until completely covered. Hang on a nail.

For this air plant wreath you will need: • Long pieces of flexible twigs/branches (fresh is best) • Various air plants and air plant moss • Baker’s or jute twine Put 2 twigs together, slide 1 down a little then tie together with twine. Keep adding twigs until you have a sturdy wreath; it doesn’t matter if it’s not perfect. Tie on air plants (or glue if necessary) then feed moss through gaps in wreath and spread to cover twigs (tie on moss where needed). Hang from a nail. The wreath will last a long time if you keep it out of direct sunlight and spritz with water every few weeks.

For this fresh floral wreath you will need: • Oasis (wet floral foam) wreath • Greenery and flowers of your choice • Scissors Soak oasis in water until saturated. Gather greenery, trim stems and remove lower leaves so they can be inserted into oasis. Insert larger pieces first, evenly distributing each variety of greenery around the wreath. Finish by filling in the gaps with smaller pieces. Trim wreath with scissors to desired shape. Hang on a couple of nails.