34" Faux Plastic Tree Branch

• Tall height with structure: 34 inches of branch adds line to a vase or corner
• Realistic bare branch: the woody form brings organic, architectural texture
• No real-branch problems: never dries out, breaks apart, or carries bugs inside
• Shapeable to your needs: wired through every branch so you can arch and angle it
• Lasts season after season: holds up where a real branch would crumble
• Customer favorite: a designer go-to for sculptural height

• Tall vase on furniture: stand one or more in a 9 to 12 inch vase on a console, entry, or mantel
• Mix with stems: pair with eucalyptus, hydrangea, or berry stems for layered height
• Year-round structure: a neutral base from spring greens to winter tones
• Entry and console vases: adds organic structure to high-traffic surfaces
• Modern and rustic rooms: woody texture works in clean or farmhouse spaces
• Wreaths and projects: bend offshoots in as a structural base layer

• Length: 34 inches, a tall branch for height and structure
• Splits at 10 inches: drops into a 9 to 12 inch vase with no trimming
• Form: five main branches with smaller offshoots, no leaves
• Stem: wired throughout and shapeable to your needs
• Material: wire and plastic
• Color: natural brown
• Care: no water, no bugs, no drying out or breaking
• Sold as: a single branch, vase not included

What size vase fits a 34 inch faux tree branch?

A 9 to 12 inch vase fits it out of the box, since the branch stays bare for about 10 inches before it splits into limbs. A taller, weighted vase also helps anchor the 34 inch height so it does not tip forward.

How many branches do I need for a tall vase?

One branch reads as an architectural accent, while 2 to 3 together fill a tall vase for a fuller look. Because each is 34 inches with multiple offshoots, even one or two cover real space.

Where does a tall tree branch look best?

It works in a tall vase on furniture, like a console, entry table, or mantel, where the height reads without sitting on the floor. It also mixes into larger arrangements for natural, woody structure.

What does a bare tree branch pair well with?

It pairs well with eucalyptus, hydrangea, and berry stems, adding height and line under or behind softer blooms. On its own it reads modern and architectural.

Can the branch be bent or shaped?

Yes. There is wire running through the main branch and the smaller offshoots, so you can arch, angle, and spread it. It will not dry out or snap like a real branch.