Recently I shared a post where I showed you how I repurposed faux evergreens to use for every season. Today I'm expanding on that outdoor topic by filling pots with thrifted greens, check it out:
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I have a grouping of pots, some with artificial greens and some that look empty. The empty ones have daffodil bulbs, but the squirrels would not stop digging them up! I decided that adding a few faux stems would help to protect the bulbs.
Off to the thrift store I went where I found both of these foliage arrangements for $10. I removed the berries and cut apart the branches to make smaller stems.
After that it was a simple as poking the stems into the pots of dirt. I kept the stems sporadic to allow sunlight to still reach the bulbs, but make the digging potential unappealing.
And that's how I filled my pots with thrifted greens!
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I hope you enjoyed this how-to post, thanks for stopping by!
-Jennifer
© Studio 27 by Jennifer Adams 2026
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