Our faux Japanese Maple red, a favorite small tree in the Pacific Northwest is made of a silk-like polyester and is perfect for filling vases in fall and winter—27 inches tall. We recommend three stems for a full look.
- 27-inches tall – flat form
- Ships flat, shape on arrival
- Trim length from the bottom up with wire cutters
FAQs, cleaning, and designing with branches and greenery:
- Even though they are referred to as silk, most artificial stems such as our Japanese Maple are made with combinations of plastic, polyester, and wire
- It may look exotic but filling a vase with a tall branch or three couldn’t be easier. And easy to swap out in the seasons from budding branches ready to bloom to all kinds of greenery in spring and summer.
- Japanese maples are delicate in form. Pair with twigs and mosses for a natural look
- Use one to three branches depending on your space and the size of your vase.
- Occasionally dust your stems with a feather duster. You can wash artificial plants under running water, held upside down. Do not fully submerge in water.
- The base stems are overly long and sturdy. Feel free to trim the length with wire cutters
- If you are making a permanent floral arrangement in a traditional container, you’ll want to anchor your greenery in dry floral foam. Dry floral foam does not hold water and offers a sturdy base to hold your plants
- Cover your floral foam with dry moss or pebbles
- Artificial greenery and stems ship flat. You’ll want to bend and shape them on arrival
- A common design rule is to use quantities in odd numbers, such as 3, 5, and 7 stems per flower variety.
- Enjoy!
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