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Fall photography ©1999-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Mini Pumpkins
Mini pumpkins generally last several weeks. Be sure to check them periodically. Throw out any that become soft.

Fall photography ©1999-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Indian Corn
Available in large and small (mini) sizes.

Fall photography ©1999-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Preserved Leaves
Real leaves that are treated and preserved. They remain flexible and are available in many colors and varities, and will keep for many years.

Fall photography ©1999-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Apples
This fall fruit comes in many shades of red, yellow, and green. Choose the freshest and polish them before displaying in a bowl.

Tip: Spray apples with a vegetable oil spray (such as "Pam") to polish them and keep them shiny.

Fall photography ©1999-2002 by Glenna J. Morton, About's Interior Decorating Guide

Greenery
Use leaves or other greens between items in your centerpiece to create the illusion that a variety of items "belong" together.
Tip: Substitute sheet moss or Spanish moss if desired.

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