Custom Holiday Wreath Sale
Pre-order your custom hand made wreath and have it in time for the holidays.
Limited Edition
Holiday Wreath Collection 2025
Shop for a wreath decorated with vibrant jewel-toned ribbon and ornamental decorations in hues that convey the rich, saturated colors of late autumn and the warmth of the coming holidays.
No two wreaths are exactly alike! The examples shown here give you a taste of the stunning selection available at our sale. Actual ribbons used may differ from examples here but will be in your chosen color scheme.
Color schemes in Ruby, Emerald, or Gold.
All wreaths are $125 each. Due to limited quantities of ribbon, quantity is limited to 2 for $250.
Orders and payment due by Friday, November 21st.
Pickup in Milton, MA: Friday morning, November 28 (day after Thanksgiving). A garden club member will contact you with pickup instructions.
Contains locally sourced greens from around Milton, MA.
12” base wreath. Final size 18”-24”
How It Works
Step 1: Color: Decide which color scheme you would like, Ruby, Emerald, or Gold. One of our wreath designers will create a beautiful wreath with a high quality bow and accessories in your color scheme.
Step 2: Click the ORDER button below: Maximum order of 2 wreaths per customer. All wreaths are $125. Orders and payment due by Friday, November 21st.
Step 3: Pickup in Milton, MA: Friday morning, November 28 (day after Thanksgiving). A garden club member will contact you with pickup instructions.
The Milton Garden Club, founded in 1924, mission is to promote knowledge and appreciation of gardening and to encourage and engage in educational projects relating to conservation, horticulture, civic planting and preservation. We use the funds from the Greens Sale to fund club programs. Some highlights include:
Beautification of the Town of Milton including the Milton Public Library flower garden, the Powder House bulb garden, the Horse Trough across from the Library on Reedsdale Rd., and the Lily Corner at Canton Ave. and Brook Rd.
Planting and Maintenance of the Native Plant and Rain Garden sites at the Trailside Museum. These gardens promote education around native plants and provide a home for important native polinators.
Historic preservation of the Spalding Garden designed by famous landscape architect, Fletcher Steele.
Community grants for beautification, conservation or community service efforts in the Town of Milton.
Conservation lectures and programs open to the public.
Neponset River Education program that teaches the history and ecology around the Neponset River in all four Milton elementary school fourth grade classes.
Advocacy around conservation issues.
Thank you for supporting the Milton Garden Club!
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