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Serving Saskatoon, SK and Area

Shifting Blooms

Always something in bloom

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Christmas Wreaths & Planters

Our wreaths and planters use a mix of locally sourced greens, dried flowers, and Canadian-sourced evergreens. All wreaths and planters can be ordered starting November 12th, with pick-ups between November 19th and December 15th.

***Please note that this page will be updated in October 2026 with the current offerings. The information here will be similar.***

Shop the 2025 holiday wreaths & Planters

How long will my wreath last outdoors?

Outdoors, wreaths and planters will typically last until February or March, depending on the weather. If possible, avoid placing them in a south-facing location, as they will not last quite as long. However, even if you must put them in a south-facing location, they will last until the Christmas season is over.

If plus temperatures occur, mist the wreaths with water, and add more snow to your planters. If you do not, your evergreens may dry out.

How Long Will My Wreath Last Indoors?

Indoors, wreaths will typically last 3-4 weeks with proper care. Place your wreath in an area where it will not be moved around or brushed against. Avoid placing the wreath directly above a heater or a vent.

Mist the wreath with water every day or two.

Over time, the wreath will naturally dry out. Some people can save their wreath for a second year, but many factors determine whether that will happen, so I don’t guarantee it.

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