Non-Timber Forest Products - Decorative Products

- Decorative

Decorative Products

Many forest plants and parts of plants are used in decorative arrangements, to complement and furnish the backdrop for flowers, as well as for the main component of dried ornaments. The end-use of these forest plants include wreaths, baskets, greenery, roping, and dried flowers. The following is a list, in no way complete, of resources that are used to make decorative products. If you know of any additions that should be made or have any information about these products please alert us.

Flowers
Spanish moss
Galax
Vines
White pine greenery


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Last Modified: 04/03/06

Send questions or comments regarding this web site to Matt Winn: mattwinn@vt.edu
For further information on Non-Timber Forest Products, contact Tom Hammett: himal@vt.edu, 540-231-2716 or Jim Chamberlain: jachambe@vt.edu, 540-231-3611

This is a cooperative effort by:
The Center for Forest Products Marketing and Management,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and

The Southern Research Station,
USDA Forest Service,
Blacksburg, Virginia.

This is a cooperative effort by: The Center for Forest Products Marketing and Management, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and

This is a cooperative effort by:
The Center for Forest Products Marketing and Management,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and