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Easy Centerpieces for Thanksgiving


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Bittersweet

Bittersweet branches and colorful gourds bring seasonal splendor to a simple candle centerpiece. Tip: Arrange all of this on a platter or tray so that you can move things easily to change the tablecloth.

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LaureneAG says:
Please be aware that bittersweet is very, very invasive. The plant cannot be sold in many states. An......
Please be aware that bittersweet is very, very invasive. The plant cannot be sold in many states. And if you use it as a decoration like this, and then throw it away outside, the berries will be eaten by birds and their droppings will seed more invasive plants.
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LaureneAG wrote:

Please be aware that bittersweet is very, very invasive. The plant cannot be sold in many states. And if you use it as a decoration like this, and then throw it away outside, the berries will be eaten by birds and their droppings will seed more invasive plants.

11/19/2009 08:14:13 PM Report Abuse
luvnCHOCL8 wrote:

I like the simplicity. It's elegant, easy to maintain and dust, lol. You can also use orange pumpkins on a fall inspired dish, add a couple of fall leaves and your done. My kind of decorating!

11/19/2009 02:51:06 PM Report Abuse
kckennon wrote:

...and thurton21...what may I get from your house?

11/18/2009 11:31:24 PM Report Abuse
thrton21 wrote:

Go to the corn fields to find dried corn

11/18/2009 09:57:09 PM Report Abuse
stephaniejacques wrote:

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11/13/2009 10:38:34 AM Report Abuse

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