Sienna Hops Stem
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Fall & Halloween Decor
Faux fall flowers and stems
Mums, sunflowers, berries, and the sprays that make a table feel like October.
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100 styles
Burnt Orange Strawflower Pick
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Orange Eucalyptus & Twig Pick
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Brown Hops Stem
Bittersweet Pick
Tangerine Wild Mum Bush
Orange Mini Daisy Spray
Dusty Purple Wildflower Spray
Brown Eucalyptus & Laurel Leaf Pick
Autumn Burgundy Mum Spray
Terracotta Carnation Spray
Cream Mini Daisy & Wild Grass Bush
Burgundy Chinese Lantern Bush
Orange Wild Flower & Grass Bush
Rustic Peach Wildflower Spray
Rust Mini Daisy Bush
Burgundy Coreopsis Spray
Mixed Wheat & Berry Spray
Rustic Green Wildflower Spray
Orange & Pink Dried Larkspur Stem
Cream Daisy Spray
Olive Brown Grass Spray
Cream Pumpkin & Foliage Pick
Rosewood Aster Spray
About faux fall flowers and stems
Fall florals for a crock, a pitcher, or the middle of a wreath. Sprays and single stems make up most of the collection: mums in burgundy, tan, and dusty purple; sunflowers in ivory, orange, and wine; hydrangeas, dahlias, peonies, and wild roses.
Grasses and seed heads keep an arrangement loose: pampas, sorghum, hops, larkspur, and wheat. Berry picks and pomegranate sprays bring in a deeper red.
A bush is already full, so one can fill a vase alone. For a mantel or a long table, three sprays of one color with a single stem in a contrast reads clean from across the room.
What’s the difference between a stem, a spray, a pick, and a bush?
A stem is a single flower or branch. A spray branches into several on one stem. A pick is short and made to tuck into a wreath or an arrangement, and a bush is a full bunch gathered at the base.
Are these real or faux flowers?
Faux. Nothing needs water, and nothing wilts or drops petals on the table.