This natural twig wreath, interspersed with clusters of wild rose and apple blossoms, evokes a walk along a wild hedgerow on a sunny spring day. The winged branches of the burning bush form a base for the stems of everlasting flowers, leaves and fruit clusters that suggest the
wild tangle of new spring growth amidst the previous yearÕs

twigs and fruit. All that is missing is the scent of appleblossoms on
the breeze!
Monches FarmÕs floral designers Johanna Kleckner and Sue Morgan have been creating floral art of dried and silk flowers for over 25 years. They can work with you to create a custom everlasting piece for your home using your design colors and reflecting your personal style.
Call them at Monches Farm at
262-966-2787 for a consultation.

To create this piece Sue
used the following materials:

10" wire ring base

paddle wire

Natural burning bush
(Winged Euonymus) stems,
cut to desired length

3 stems artificial wild roses

1 garland of small artificial green foliage, cut into smaller pieces

1 garland of artificial berries,
cut into individual clusters

4 stems artificial apple blossoms

¥ Wire the burning bush stems to the wire base ring, using paddle wire (we made the stems long but you can cut them to whatever length you please)

¥ Glue remaining components evenly around wreath,
in order listed.