A garland is a long, single strand, like the 63" ivy garland, made to drape or run along a surface. A garland bush is shorter and denser, at around 30" to 33", and reads as a full hanging plant. Most installs combine both: garlands for length, bushes for fullness.

Yes. The 63" ivy and poinsettia garlands are interconnectable, so they link end to end for runs of any length. Other garlands can be joined with a zip tie hidden under the leaves. Overlap the ends by 4" to 6" to hide the join.

Zip ties or stainless steel S hooks every 12" to 18" hold a garland against a beam or rail without sagging. All the garlands and vines here are UV resistant, so they suit a pergola or balcony in direct sun. Check fixings after the first strong wind.

The hanging garland bushes with Fire Rated in the title are rated to NFPA 701, with the US certificate held on file. Other garlands in the range are not fire rated. Contact us on +1 786 884 4389 for commercial specifications before ordering for a venue.

Measure the run in inches, divide by the garland length and round up, which leaves enough length to overlap the joins. A 12 ft beam takes three 63" garlands, or six if you twist two strands together for a fuller look. Doubling up is the quickest way to add density.

Dust indoor garlands with a soft cloth or a hairdryer on the cool setting. Outdoor garlands can be rinsed with water and left to dry. Avoid solvent-based cleaners, which can damage the leaf finish.