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Stunningly beautiful, this 25" Silk Helleborus Flower Stem in Pink/Green adds a slightly woodland, early-spring feel with softly cupped blooms and subtle color. Use this faux stem in mixed bouquets, centerpieces or natural-style displays, either on its own or combined with greenery and other silk flowers for layered, garden-inspired designs.
Material breakdown: 40% Polyester 40% Plastic 20% Wire
- Pack/Unit - This listing is for 1 pack. You will receive 12 items per pack. The photo shows 1 item.
- Size - Height: 25"
We classify our silk flowers as either stems (also called sprays), bushes, or bouquets. Stems/sprays feature blooms attached to a single stem. Bushes combine multiple stems affixed to a 4-6" non-decorative plug intended for insertion into a container filled with your preferred arranging medium; we do not recommend clear glass vases without a filler, as the plug will be visible. Our bouquets, also called bundles, contain multiple individual stems that can usually be separated if desired.
Description
Stunningly beautiful, this 25" Silk Helleborus Flower Stem in Pink/Green adds a slightly woodland, early-spring feel with softly cupped blooms and subtle color. Use this faux stem in mixed bouquets, centerpieces or natural-style displays, either on its own or combined with greenery and other silk flowers for layered, garden-inspired designs.
Material breakdown: 40% Polyester 40% Plastic 20% Wire
- Pack/Unit - This listing is for 1 pack. You will receive 12 items per pack. The photo shows 1 item.
- Size - Height: 25"
We classify our silk flowers as either stems (also called sprays), bushes, or bouquets. Stems/sprays feature blooms attached to a single stem. Bushes combine multiple stems affixed to a 4-6" non-decorative plug intended for insertion into a container filled with your preferred arranging medium; we do not recommend clear glass vases without a filler, as the plug will be visible. Our bouquets, also called bundles, contain multiple individual stems that can usually be separated if desired.
