26" Faux Birch Leaf Stem Red / Orange / Yellow

Full fall color: red, orange, and yellow leaves capture peak autumn in one stem

Branchy and full: about 50 leaves on 12 branches give real fullness per stem

Height with movement: 26 inches of arching branches for tall vases

Shapeable to your needs: wired branches spread and angle naturally

Mixes easily: warm tones blend with berries, maple, wheat, and pumpkins

No upkeep: holds color and shape, store and reuse every fall

Fall vase: group several stems in a tall vase for a warm autumn display

Mixed fall arrangements: pair with bittersweet, maple, wheat, and berry stems

Entryway console: tall branches in a vessel for seasonal height

Floor urn: group several for a fuller branch display

Wreaths and garlands: cut branches to add fall foliage to seasonal decor

Thanksgiving table: warm color and movement for a centerpiece

Overall length: 26 inches

Leaves: about 50 birch leaves across 12 branches

Color: red, orange, and yellow fall tones

Stem split: about 19 inches from the base, fits a tall vase

Design: branching fall foliage stem

Material: wire, plastic, and poly synthetic

Use: indoor or covered outdoor

Care: maintenance-free, wipe clean; trims with wire cutters

How tall is this birch leaf stem?

It is 26 inches, with branches that arch out for natural movement. It splits about 19 inches from the base, so a tall vase holds it cleanly with the foliage showing above the rim.

What colors are the leaves?

Red, orange, and yellow, the full range of peak fall color blended across the stem.

How full is one stem?

Each stem has about 50 leaves on 12 branches, so it is quite full on its own. The product photo shows six stems grouped for a lush display.

How is this different from the orange and mustard birch stem?

This one runs red, orange, and yellow for a brighter, fuller fall range. The orange, mustard, and yellow version leans warmer and more golden. Both are the same 26-inch birch stem.

Can I bend or trim it?

Yes. The branches are fully wired so you can spread and angle them, and the stem trims with wire cutters for a shorter vase.

How many stems should I buy?

A few stems work as an accent in a mixed arrangement. For a full fall display in a tall vase or floor urn, five or six grouped look best, which is what the photo shows.

What does it pair well with?

Other fall stems like bittersweet, maple, and wheat, plus berries, pumpkins, and gourds for seasonal vignettes.

What size vessel works?

A tall vase or floor urn. The stem stays bare for about 19 inches before the foliage spreads, so that lower section seats down into a taller vessel.

Can I cut it for wreaths?

Yes. You can cut the branches down to add fall foliage to wreaths, garlands, and other seasonal crafts.

Can I use it outdoors?

In a covered spot out of direct sun and weather. It is made for indoor and covered outdoor use.

Will it last year after year?

Yes. The leaves hold their color and the wired branches keep their shape, so you can store it and bring it back each fall.