Rustic Foraged Winter Garden Containers

Happy Monday, Friends! If you're like me and the garden in its dormant state makes you a little sad, today I'll show you how to add some festive color to your sleeping garden and best of all, it won't cost you a penny

Start by taking a leisurely stroll around the garden to gather any hardy greenery or colorful plants that will survive the cold. Since fragrant rosemary stays green year round at my house, it is a lovely staple in my winter garden. Here, cut sprigs create a lovely bouquet when paired with a repurposed wall fountain that has been unplugged for the winter months.

I also carefully cut stems of pyracantha which is nicknamed "firethorns" for its vibrant hue and thorny branches. 

It creates a festive focal point whether it is paired with juniper trimmings...

...or taller rosemary stems. Remember to think outside of the box when it comes to your containers!

A vintage milk can, repurposed garden boots, and various watering cans make eye-catching containers.