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Top 3 Outdoor Holiday Decorations

By David Beaulieu, About.com

Outdoor holiday decorations complement landscaping for all 4 seasons. They enliven yards early in winter, when we're desperate for color. As the last autumn leaves fall, is it any wonder that our thoughts turn to replacing some of that color with outdoor holiday decorations? Once the new year begins, we anticipate better weather with cheerful outdoor holiday decorations for spring. Here I present some of the most popular outdoor holiday decorations for the current season or an upcoming season.

1. Outdoor Holiday Decorations: Lighted Sign

This lighted sign is meant to be hung, so you're limited as to the areas in which you can display it. But if you do have a suitable place from which to hang it on your property, its solid steel frames and high-quality lights recommend it as a durable, attractive outdoor holiday decoration. Care instructions include storing out of sun in off-season (to minimize fading) and washing if used along the coast to remove salt.
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2. Outdoor Holiday Decorations: Snowman Statue

Snowman statues are useful as generic winter decor that can double as outdoor holiday decorations. This snowman statue is made of Comp-Cast resin, stands 21 inches tall and weighs 15 pounds.
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3. Outdoor Holiday Decorations: Inflatable Christmas Santa & Reindeer Snow Globe

People either love Christmas inflatables or hate them! Standing 6 feet tall, this outdoor holiday decoration is made of PVC, plastic and nylon; fans, stakes and tie downs are included.
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