The greenhouse is a working greenhouse in the depths of winter, but during the Christmas season, the greenhouse is a special space for a little bit of French Country Christmas.
During the Christmas season this year, a fresh boxwood wreath hangs from a sheer lavender ribbon on the glass door to greet visitors to the greenhouse.
F r e n c h C o u n t r y C h r i s t m a s
G r e e n h o u s e
Peek through the boxwood wreath to catch a glimpse of fresh white and red poinsettia plants on a round table.
No other flower says Christmas as much as poinsettias. Paperwhites, cyclamens, and hellebores are also used during the holidays, but poinsettias take centerstage at nurseries and garden centers because so many people select them.
Layers of French Country style come from adding French script and French designs scattered among the flowers.
A large ice bucket with both a fleur de lis and French terms holds the red and white variegated poinsettia plant.
Gold crowns with fleur de lis designs nestle between white poinsettias.
Metal fleur de lis card holders mingle with the crowns.
The card holders are destined to hold name place cards on a Christmas tablesetting. 
After Christmas, the greenhouse will resume its working status and be filled with plants brought inside to survive the cold winter months ahead. Until then, the greenhouse is filled with French Country Christmas style.
Add a little Christmas JOY
with whatever makes you happy.
And, if you love French Country Style,
Fill a little nook with touches of
French style for a
French Country Christmas.
