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Winterberry glows with holiday color. This wreath weathers well indoors and out. For best results, gather winterberry after the first hard frost. The cold weather causes the leaves to drop from the branches, leaving only the brilliant berries. Outdoors, with cool temperatures, winterberry lasts about three months. Inside your home, hang it away from direct light and where it won't be disturbed. It will stay pretty for about a year.
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