

To create a simply southern Christmas, you need some basic ingredients: magnolia, poinsettia and a little bit of the outdoors! This magnolia tree is beautiful both inside or for balcony Christmas decorations! This poinsettia Christmas tree is a simply but stunning look for your outdoor balcony. Adding some poinsettia Christmas tree decoration and magnolia Christmas decorations is an easy task. It doesn’t take a design expert to create this look. Red poinsettia Christmas tree decorations are so easy to find and you can use artificial to keep the decorations bright and vibrant through the entire season. If you’re looking for magnolia Christmas tree balcony ideas, these artificial poinsettia plants for outside may be just the right look for you!
If you haven’t seen the post on how to create a simple, affordable SOUTHERN INSPIRED FALL TABLESCAPE, be sure to check that out HERE.
So, you set the table in October to use with your family all October and into November. Thanksgiving as come and passed, and you’re tired!
When it comes to decorating the tree – make life easy for yourself and take everything you used in that fall tablescape, and pop it into the tree! Add a few holiday touches and voila! You have a Christmas tree that didn’t require taking things out of the attic, storing the fall stuff or spending exorbitant money!
Balcony Christmas decorations seem a little daunting, but they’re super easy! For this southern inspired Christmas tree, I put placed the stems in a row for a cascading effect, and added sprigs of blooms throughout. I placed the pinecones and berries as colorful and texturized accents around the poinsettia Christmas tree.
To act as a tree topper, I used the poinsettias and large gardenia blooms which match perfectly with all the magnolia Christmas decorations.
Christmas time brings us those lovely red poinsettia flowers that we all love. They are a traditional floral accent for the Christmas season, so why not use them to make your magnolia Christmas tree happen! You can easily find some artificial red poinsettia Christmas tree decorations to sprinkle, or downpour, all over your tree!
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Can this be an outdoor tree? I think so! In a covered porch area, though. The magnolia should last outside, and if you buy the OUTDOOR ARTIFICIAL poinsettias you should be ok. The berries are outdoor approved. I would skip the blooms though if it gets rain.
The KING OF CHRISTMAS tree is made of pure PVC so it should be alright. Be sure to place in a covered porch though to be safe.
Add a bit of the leftover greenery from the fall tablescape to a planter, throw some berries in it and you have a fully decorated space!
Simple. Easy. Reuse what you already have. My kind of holiday.
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Add a bit of the leftover greenery from the fall tablescape to a planter, throw some berries in it and you have a fully decorated space!
Simple. Easy. Reuse what you already have. My kind of holiday.
Have a great one! Be sure to get my newsletter for tons of holiday décor inspiration coming your way!
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