Looking After Your Christmas Wreath

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Adorn your door with a real Christmas tree wreath, now available at Drum! Our Real Christmas wreaths are here, full of cheer and ready to make your neighbours jealous (and impress the postman)!

 

Top Tip:

Be Mist-ifying 

Mist them each week to stop the wreath from drying out. Opting to keep them indoors, such as over the fireplace? Mist them a little more, every 2-3 days, as the central heating will dry the wreath a little quicker

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