Lynn Gibbs

Sunset velvet turns from bright green to dark purple in the fall — perfect for indoor foliage. Chrysanthemums transition colors beautifully in fall, thriving indoors with proper sunlight, soil, and water care. Oakleaf hydrangea offers vibrant burgundy leaves in fall, great for an autumn landscape. When that breeze brings a nice chill to the air and the leaves change from green to orange, you know autumn is here! Fall foliage is one of the best parts of the season.

Find lights that switch through different holidays seamlessly. Aim for tasteful outdoor Halloween lights that can be used every day, too. Incorporate well-known horror themes like The Addams Family and Beetlejuice to enhance Halloween decorations The winter holidays aren’t the only time to showcase magnificent outdoor lighting. Halloween is the spookiest time of year that requires great lighting for trick-or-treating and to welcome the fall season.

Unique houseplants can enhance your Halloween window decor with their dark colors and distinct looks. Utilize eerie trappings like window stickers, spooky lights, or fake spider webs for a standout display. Transform interesting plants like the old man cactus or golden rat tail into spooky creatures like ghosts or spiders.