Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree literally just took all of my money on their new faux floral drop. I spent $65 on their florals alone. All of these are very fall aesthetic, but I think that they also go well with a modern organic home vibe year-round. This is not your average Dollar Tree floral situation. I cannot wait to show you how I style all of these. Save this because you're going to want to run to Dollar Tree after you see what I do with them. First up, the hydrangeas, this chartreuse color is so in right now, but also goes great year-round. This would look gorgeous in the spring and summertime, but also pops really well with that rusty color in the fall. I bought quite a few of these. They had some wheat and one thing about me is we obviously are cutting off all these silk leaves from the bottom and we're going to use individual stems and throw these into bouquets as needed. That's one of my biggest tips with Dollar Tree's florals is we don't keep the bunches together. Get a good pair of wire cutters, cut off individually cut stems. These mini mums, I loved the color. I think these are going to add that pop of that rusty orange color in my bouquets. And go great with these longer stems. I was super impressed by the length of these because I feel like Dollar Tree stems are normally like about half the length. So this was pretty much double. I thought all of these willows and I was very surprised to see them at the Dollar Store again. These are going to look great individually within bouquets. I love this color palette, the maroon and the chartreuse together. Another thing that I was shocked to see at the Dollar Tree is this mini pom-pom bush. I love how each individual stem has like two balls on it. It will look gorgeous with the individual stems thrown into different bouquets. This off and you have a super high-end look at a dollar tree price. Only $1.25 for this. Last but certainly least, I had to be cute and themy and get these little pumpkins. Again, this is something that I'm going to love to throw into my bouquets to be extra festive. I did forget that I got this grouping here and I'm going to throw this into my wreath on my front door. That's what I like to do on my front porch, keep a boxwood wreath, poke different greenery into it for the season or holiday. Be sure to follow along with me, I'll show you more next time for less luxury for less. Bye.