• A reorder favorite: one of our top ten reordered holiday items
• Realistic long needles: full and natural, not stiff and flat like box-store garland
• Use alone or mix in: layer it into an existing garland to make it lusher
• Real pine cones: worked in for natural texture and depth
• Easy to shape: bends, wraps, and fluffs for a full look
• Reusable: keeps its look season after season with no mess

• Mantel: drape across a fireplace, away from direct heat
• Staircase: wrap along a banister for a full, layered look
• Table runner: run it down the center of a dining table
• Mix it in: tuck a length into a store-bought garland to make it lush
• Entry and doorways: frame a console or doorway
• Holiday finish: add ribbon, berries, pine cones, or lights

• Length: 6 feet (72 inches), fits most mantels, tables, and stair rails
• Foliage: long, full pine needles for a lush, realistic look
• Pine cones: real pine cones worked in for natural texture
• Structure: wire running through, so it bends, wraps, and drapes
• Material: molded plastic needles, wire, and real pine cones
• Use: indoor, and outside in a covered spot protected from the elements
• Care: keep away from open flame and direct heat; high heat can curl the needles
• Sold as: one garland

How long is this pine garland?

It is 6 feet, which is 72 inches. That fits most mantels, tables, and stair rails, with enough length to drape and still tuck in extras.

What makes long needle pine garland look realistic?

The long, full needles. They drape and move more like fresh pine than the short, flat needles on most box-store garland, and real pine cones are worked in for natural texture.

Can I mix this into a garland I already have?

Yes, that is one of the most popular ways to use it. Work a length or two into a store-bought or pre-lit garland and it fills it out and makes it look fuller and more real. Many people add about one and a half of these for every 9 feet of plain garland.

Can I use it on its own?

Yes. On its own it drapes a mantel, table, or banister as a full garland. Fluff and shape the branches when it arrives for the most natural look.

Does it have pine cones?

Yes, real pine cones are worked into the garland for added texture and a natural, just-gathered look.

Can it be shaped?

Yes, there is wire running through it, so you can bend, wrap, and drape it to fit a mantel, rail, or table. Shaping and fluffing it is the quickest way to get a full, natural look.

Where can I use it?

Mantels, dining tables, staircase banisters, and entry consoles or doorways. The 6-foot length suits all of these, and many people use one in each spot or several down a long staircase.

Can it go outside?

Yes, it works indoors and outside in a covered spot. Covered and protected from the elements is always best, and sun will fade any faux piece over time.

Is it safe near a fireplace or candles?

Keep it away from open flame and direct heat. It is not fire retardant, and close, high heat can cause the needles to curl, so give it clearance from heat sources.

How do I decorate it for the holidays?

Add ribbon, berries, ornaments, or string lights, or tuck in a few stems. Left plain, the natural green works as everyday greenery too.

How is it sold?

It is sold individually as one garland. Many people order several to layer for fullness, to cover a long staircase, or to mix into garland they already own.

What is this pine garland best for?

It is best for adding lush, realistic pine to a mantel, table, or staircase, on its own or mixed into a garland you already have. The long needles and real pine cones are why it is one of our most reordered holiday pieces.