hundreds hanging on our tree. More: Garden Walks with Judy: Dreary November has some redeeming qualities Pine cones have to be one of the least expensive Christmas decorations. Many of you can ...

Pine cones as decor around the house is pretty common. Whether they’re sitting in a bowl, decoration for the holidays, or ...

They can be foraged or bought from the store. Looking for a door decoration that isn't a regular wreath? A simple pine cone wall hanging made from a stick and string will do the trick. Get the ...

Pine cones as decorative items around homes are quite common. Whether they're sitting in a bowl, decoration for the holidays, or part of a wreath hanging on your door, we think of them mostly as ...

Pine cones often are used to make ... as a bird feeder or even a fire starter. But these cones are more than just a festive holiday decoration. They are part of an ancient form of reproduction ...

With a nip of autumn in the air, it’s time to think about changing your decor ... a centerpiece of pine cones, a scooped-out pumpkin that makes a festive dip bowl, and hanging “kissing ...

Do you feel overwhelmed decorating for fall? We have a solution — have the kids help out! This DIY pine cone flower project is so simple to make and looks fantastic arranged in a bowl.

Pinecones pop up everywhere during the holidays: attached to ribbons, red berries and green boughs. Look closely, and pinecones offer something to marvel at and study. Pick one up and study the ...

John Scoggin stops to pick up ponderosa pine cones in the Deschutes National Forest. While he enjoys doing so, he said he does it for dollars as much as for fun. He can load up four or five 42 ...

Do not take hanging cones. Some cones are so hard they can only be split by fire. After a forest fire, the ground is often left alone for the seeds to grow. Pine cones are great decorations ...