46" Faux Oak Leaf Fall Foliage Branch With Acorns - Orange/Yellow/Brown

• Packed with fall color: 22 oak leaves in orange, yellow, and brown, plus 9 acorns on one stem
• Real fall in a hurry: the turning-leaves look without raking, watering, or waiting
• Tall and full: 46 inches of height and color for a big vase or urn
• Bark-look stem: a textured lower stem that reads like a real cut branch
• Shapeable to your needs: the wired branch bends and trims to fit
• No upkeep: holds its color season after season, no water, no dropping leaves

• Console and entry: stand a few in a tall vase or urn where fall color greets you
• Dining buffet or sideboard: a full branch of autumn leaves anchors the room
• Mantel: tall color above the fireplace for the season
• Floor vase: a generous bunch makes a taller fall statement
• Mix it up: pair with wheat, dried grasses, warm berries, and other fall stems
• How many: gather three or more so it reads full, the way the photo shows

• Length: 46 inches, a tall branch for a big vase or urn
• Splits from bottom: 24 inches, so it seats in a tall vessel around 22 to 24 inches with no trimming
• Foliage: 22 oak leaves in orange, yellow, and brown
• Acorns: 9 acorns along the branch
• Stem: textured, bark-look lower stem like a real cut branch
• Shape: fully wired, bends and cuts to fit
• Use: indoor, and outside in a covered spot
• Care: no water, no upkeep
• Sold as: a single stem (1 shown alone, 3 in the vessel)

How tall is this oak leaf branch?

It's 46 inches, a tall fall branch packed with 22 oak leaves and 9 acorns. The height suits a big vase or urn on a console, buffet, entry, or mantel.

What size vase fits it?

It splits about 24 inches up, so a tall vase or urn around 22 to 24 inches holds it with the leaves above the rim and no trimming. A taller, weighted vessel also helps anchor the height.

How many leaves and acorns are on it?

Twenty-two oak leaves in orange, yellow, and brown, plus nine acorns along the branch, so each stem reads full and colorful.

How many stems do I need?

Because it's a tall branch, gather three or more in a tall vessel so it reads full, the way the photo shows. One stem works as a quieter fall accent.

What colors is it?

Warm fall tones, orange, yellow, and brown, the classic turning-leaves palette for autumn.

Can it be shaped or trimmed?

Yes. The branch is wired, so you can bend and angle it for a natural spread, or cut it shorter with a good pair of wire cutters for a smaller vessel.

Can it go outside?

Yes, it works indoors and outside in a covered spot. Covered and protected from the elements is always best, and sun will fade any faux piece over time.

What does it pair well with?

It's beautiful with other fall stems, wheat, dried grasses, and warm berries, building a layered autumn arrangement. On its own, a few branches fill a vessel with color.

Is it just for fall?

It reads strongly as autumn, with its orange, yellow, and brown leaves and acorns, so it's a seasonal fall and harvest piece.

Does it need any care?

No. No water and no dropping leaves, so there's no mess. It holds its fall color season after season.

How is it sold?

It's sold by the single stem. The photo shows one stem alone and three together in the vessel, which is a good guide for a full look.

What is this oak branch best for?

It's best for adding quick, full fall color to a tall vase or urn on furniture, or a floor vessel, without raking, watering, or waiting on real leaves.