A faux hydrangea that looks like you clipped it from your bushes.
A 30-inch hydrangea stem with one big antique green-lavender head on a tall, straight stem. Made for a tall console or buffet vase.
Hydrangea is the easiest flower to make look full, because one big head does the work of several smaller flowers.
✓Looks like real hydrangea — one full mophead in faded green and lavender
✓One big bloom — about 6 inches wide on a tall stem
✓Antique green and lavender — soft, faded garden tones that blend with anything
✓Tall and straight — 30 inches of height for a tall vase
✓Shapeable to your needs — bend the wired stem into any shape your design needs
✓Splits high at 26 inches — most of the stem stays bare, so it suits a tall vase around 24 inches or more
✓Cuts shorter if you need it — to cut the stem into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it
✓No upkeep, ever — no water, no wilting, no dropping petals
Gather three or five in a tall vase on an entryway console, dining buffet, sideboard, or mantel for a full look, with a single stem reading a little sparse on its own. A floor urn works too for a taller display. It carries no leaves of its own, so tuck in eucalyptus or soft greenery to fill it out. Pair with roses, peonies, or eucalyptus. Hydrangea is a year-round favorite. Sold by the stem.
