Erin Weston of Weston Farms in North Carolina is a true artist when it comes to mail-order magnolia wreaths and garland. This 38-inch wreath has magnolia, cypress, and longleaf pine cones and is about as Southern as it gets. $385; westonfarms.com
If you’re a sucker for all things vintage-inspired, add felt garlands to your decorating repertoire. $18 each; minted.com
Belle of the Ball Amaryllis Arrangement
This unusual color combination of festive amaryllis is a perfect way to get in the spirit. $59; farmgirlflowers.com
Chunky Knit Christmas Stocking
Even if it never gets cold enough for sweater weather in the South, your mantle can still be adorned with knit stockings. $30; llbean.com
This handmade acrylic topper by Louisiana artist Brad Bourgoyne is the ultimate Southern accent for the tree. $150; figanddove.com
Put on The Nutcracker suite and get wrapping with this beautiful paper designed exclusively for Fieldshop by Garden & Gun. $12 a roll; ggfieldshop.com
Skip the tree skirt in favor of a basket. $78; shopterrain.com
There’s no substitute for the smell and look of real greenery, and you don’t even have to leave the house to get this 25-feet beauty. $60; amazon.com
Real Christmas Tree Balsam Fir
The charm of Christmas tree shopping locally isn’t lost on us, but for those in a serious hurry, you can have a real six- to seven-foot-tall tree delivered. $110; amazon.com
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Haskell Harris is the founding style director at Garden & Gun. She joined the title in 2008 and covers all things design-focused for the magazine. The House Romantic: Curating Memorable Interiors for a Meaningful Life is her first book. Follow @haskellharris on Instagram.
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