Visit a local craft supply store or florist and buy several branches of preserved leaves in colors to compliment your home's decor. These leaves have been chemically treated to remain soft for years and won't crack and dry up. They usually are available in dark green, shades of orange and yellow, red, and brown. Stalks of wheat tied in bunches and dried corn last, too. If you want add special touches, look for decorative fall ribbon and artificial garlands, vines, or picks of mums, zinnias, or other flowers in fall colors.

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