11.75" Faux Real Touch Orange Sorbet Tulip Stem Bundle

Real-touch look: so true to life people reach out to touch them, soft with a little give

That just-picked look: open blooms and buds in different stages

Soft sorbet orange: a warm, cheerful color for spring and summer

Short and easy: drops into a small vase already looking styled

Bends and cuts: wired stems pose the tulip arc, craft wire cutters shorten them

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, holds its look

Small vase: the whole bundle fills a bud vase or small pitcher for a fresh little arrangement

Kitchen, shelf, bedside: short enough for everyday small spots

Spring and summer: warm sorbet orange that brightens the warmer months

Mixed arrangements: split the stems for spring bouquets and centerpieces

Warm palettes: pairs with peach, coral, and yellow for a sunny mix

Farmhouse and modern: soft orange suits wood, neutrals, and clean vessels

Overall length: 11.75 inches

Blooms: 7 real-touch tulip blooms plus two 2 inch buds, in different stages of opening

Leaves: 10 or more

Color: soft sorbet orange

Stem split: about 4 inches from the base, fits a bud vase or small vessel

Material: wire, plastic, and silicone with a real-touch look

Cutting: trims into shorter pieces with a good pair of craft wire cutters

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: as a bundle (vase not included)

What does real-touch mean?

Real touch is an industry term you'll see across faux florals, and it means different things depending on how an item is made. These tulips are a silicone-based plastic, which gives them a very natural, true-to-life look, the kind people reach out to touch because they look so real. They're soft and have a bit of give, with the natural texture of a real tulip, though they won't feel exactly like a fresh-picked stem. Here, the real touch name is really about how realistic they look.

What comes in the bundle?

A full bundle of real-touch tulips with seven open blooms plus two 2-inch buds, along with ten or more leaves, for instant fullness in a small vase.

What color are they?

A soft sorbet orange. It's warm and cheerful, a natural fit for spring and summer arrangements.

How tall are they and what vase fits?

The bundle is 11.75 inches and splits about 4 inches from the base, so a bud vase or small vessel holds it with the blooms above the rim.

Do tulips have buds as well as open blooms?

Yes. This bundle mixes seven open blooms with two buds just starting to open, which gives it that natural, just-picked look instead of looking uniform.

Can I bend or shape them?

Yes. The stems are wired, so you can pose the natural tulip arc and angle each stem for movement.

Can I cut them shorter?

Yes. The bundle drops into a small vase as is, but to cut the stems into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Do they have leaves?

Yes, ten or more natural tulip leaves run along the stems, which adds to the just-picked look.

How many bundles should I buy?

One bundle fills a bud vase or small pitcher. For a larger vessel or fuller arrangement, add a second bundle or split the stems across your design.

What do they pair well with?

Peach, coral, and yellow blooms for a warm, sunny mix, plus eucalyptus and other greenery.

Are tulips just for spring?

Tulips are a spring favorite, and this warm sorbet orange carries nicely into summer arrangements too.

How do I clean them?

Dust the blooms gently with a soft, dry cloth. Real-touch tulips wipe clean easily, and no water is needed.