Persimmons look like a cross between a tangerine and a kumquat but have an indentation and the distinct "dried leaf". I feel like Thanksgiving decor can be tough since people are so eager to get into Christmas decor, but with persimmons, you can easily transition from fall into Christmas and continue using your persimmons paired with pomegranates, cranberries, evergreens or magnolia leaves. I loved some of these ideas since a few of these inspirations can use items from the grocery store or perhaps your yard to decorate for fall. Look for some berries, twigs, pine cones, duty miller or mums and make a nice Thanksgiving centerpiece, wreath or decor for your mantel.
What are some natural elements you are using for your Thanksgiving centerpiece this year?
Persimmons with dusty miller and orange mums in a wooden bowl make a beautiful centerpiece from Santa Barbara Chic
Create this rustic Thanksgiving centerpiece using brown craft paper for the table runner, walnuts painted gold and persimmons with greenery from remodelista
Julie Blanner's "5 Minute Tablesetting" uses tangerines but you could substitute persimmons, add a few pinecones and greenery
Persimmons, spanish moss, cranberries, artichokes and succulents create this earthey centepiece from Weddingomania
Beautiful rustic urn with persimmons from Cermony Magazine
Lone persimonns on plates make a bold impact and provide the pop of color from Country Living
If you are lucky enough to find persimmons on the branch or if you grow them you can put them in a vase on your mantel or side table from BHG
Persimmons filled to the brim of this antique silver trophy is a great pop of color for fall and transitioning into Christmas from Savor Home
Wreath with persimmons (or kumquats hard to tell) provide pop of color to the dark door from Alice Lane Home
Magnolia wreath with persimmones and pomegranites could go from fall to Christmas with a new bow and if desired a few evergreen sprigs with this wreath from BHG
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