26" Faux Deluxe Cedar Bundle with Clear Glitter

• Frost, not sparkle: the glitter is fine and lightly applied, so it catches light without taking over
• Clear instead of white: the cedar's green stays visible, where flocking and iced finishes cover it
• Three stems, one piece: tied together so the bundle drops in without arranging
• Fits the vessel you own: the bare 12-inch base seats inside a 10 to 14 inch vase out of the box
• Shapes how you want it: the wired stems bend and angle to open the bundle out
• None of the cleanup: no water, no sap, and no needles on the floor come January

• Console and buffet: two or three bundles in a 10 to 14 inch vessel fill it out
• Put it near light: a lamp, a window, or candlelight is what makes the frost read at all
• Tuck into a tree: separate the stems and work them into gaps for a little glint between the branches
• Wreaths and garlands: cut the stems apart and wire them in where a build needs lift
• Keep the rest matte: pair with plain evergreen, pinecones, and red berries so the frost is the only shine
• Open it up first: bend the three stems apart so the bundle spreads instead of standing in a tight column

• Length: 26 inches from cut end to the tip of the stems
• Stem splits at: 12 inches from the base, so a 10 to 14 inch vessel holds it with no trimming
• Bundle: 3 cedar stems tied together
• Finish: fine clear glitter across the foliage, light rather than heavy
• Color: natural evergreen green, visible through the clear glitter
• Material: molded plastic on wired stems with paper tape, finished with clear glitter
• Care: no water and no needle drop, dust gently as needed
• Sold as: one bundle of 3 stems, vessel not included (1 bundle shown in the primary photo)

What size vase fits a 26-inch cedar bundle?

A 10 to 14 inch vessel holds it straight out of the box, because the stems stay bare for their first 12 inches before the foliage begins. That bare length seats down inside while the cedar shows above the rim. Wire cutters will shorten it for something lower.

How many stems come in the bundle?

Three cedar stems, tied together and sold as one bundle. They drop into a vessel as a single piece, and you can separate them to work individual stems into a tree, wreath, or garland.

Is the glitter heavy or subtle?

Subtle. It is a fine glitter applied lightly rather than a full sparkle coating, and because it is clear rather than white, the cedar's own green stays visible underneath. In a dim room you may barely notice it. Near a lamp, a window, or candlelight is where it does its work.

Does the glitter come off?

A few pieces may loosen with handling, which is normal for any glittered stem. It is worth knowing before you place it on a dark tablecloth or handle it over a rug. Unpack it somewhere easy to sweep, give it a gentle shake, and it settles.

What is the best faux greenery for a Christmas arrangement?

Cedar is the workhorse, because the fine draping foliage fills space and softens the edges of a vessel in a way stiffer evergreens cannot. A frosted version adds light without adding another color. Two or three bundles fill a console vessel on their own.

How many cedar bundles does it take to fill a vessel?

Two or three fill a medium to tall vessel, since each bundle carries 3 stems and cedar spreads as you open it. Fan the stems apart before placing them, because most of the fullness comes from shaping rather than from adding more.

Is faux cedar better than real cedar indoors?

Real cedar dries fast indoors, drops constantly, and browns within a couple of weeks in a heated room. This holds its shape and color from the day you set it out through the new year, then packs away and comes back next season.

How do you style frosted greenery without it looking overdone?

Let it be the only shiny thing in the arrangement. Keep everything beside it matte, so plain evergreen, pinecones, and berries rather than metallics or ribbon with its own sparkle. One frosted element reads elegant; three competing ones read like a craft store.

What pairs well with cedar in a winter arrangement?

Red berries, pinecones, magnolia, and pine are the classic partners. Cedar works best as the soft, draping base with something structural above it, since its fine foliage fills gaps and hides the mechanics of an arrangement.

Can a cedar bundle be cut or separated?

Yes to both. The stems are wired, so you can bend and angle them to open the bundle out, and a good pair of wire cutters will shorten them. Separating the three lets you place single stems into a tree or wreath rather than using the bundle whole.

Is cedar only for Christmas?

This one is a winter stem. Plain cedar carries further into the year, but the frosted finish reads cold-weather, so it earns its keep from late fall through the new year rather than year-round. Pack it away in January and it comes back the same.