Pierce the fruit with the crochet needle and catch the thread on the other side, using the crochet needle to pull it through to the other side. We use fruits grow in Israel, like lemons, oranges, apples, and especially pomegranate. We also use things that grow in the South, like gourds, pumpkins, and Indian corn. If you live in a place where the trees turn different colors for fall, you can use the leaves to add color to your Sukkah as well. The most important symbol of Sukkot is the sukkah itself.
Many congregations have a sukkah they build in their courtyard.
A Sukkah must have a chair in it, and should also have a table. If you sleep in your Sukkah, a cot is a good idea. After all the decorating, we can spend time in a Sukkah and feel like we are at home away from home. The Lulav is an important part of Sukkot as well. It's made up of four special plants that grow in Israel.