🌿 22-Inch Farmhouse Cotton Boll Wreath - Rustic Floral Round Wreath with Artificial Green Leaves for Outdoor, Indoor, Wedding Centerpiece, and Welcome Décor Review

The wreath is basically cotton balls half glued to the wreath. Not sure if I would hang it outside in the wind, I would come home and find the cotton balls hanging from the wreath. I have attached a photo of a stock photo compared to what I received.

LOL after reading a review that said this wreath had "small brown leaves with cotton balls glued to them" I decided to buy it anyway, and lo and behold - this wreath has "small brown leaves with cotton balls glued to them". my fault should have listened

I am picky when it comes to decorations and I love this wreath. It was very easy to manipulate him bigger and "fluffier". It was exactly what I wanted - green and white but not quite floral. It costs more than I think but it really suits my setup.

I was skeptical because of the low price - luckily I read the reviews about it... It's such a good quality! It was a lot of fun bending and fluffing the wreath to get it exactly how I wanted it. I like it so much I'm considering buying it for myself... As you can see, my door is made of glass - it even looks beautiful from the inside!

for only $26. You need to adjust the branches after opening to make it look fuller like a fake Christmas tree. Some of the leaves fell off, but after paying closer attention, it didn't happen again. It definitely looks like it should be on a covered porch or indoors and/or during a storm. Overall, for the price, it's not bad at all.

Tried a few wreaths before settling on this one. I wanted something that I could use at Christmas, but that would be versatile for other times of the year as well. This one fits the bill! I've always loved natural cotton balls and as I've traveled around Virginia I've admired the cotton fields. I loved that they felt like real natural cotton balls. The greens are fake but convincing. When she first showed up, she looked a little strange. It took some experimentation to bend the stems and leaves