23.5" Faux Coral Dahlia w/Bud Stem

A real dahlia look: one big, layered 5.5-inch bloom with rows of petals

Warm coral: bright and cheerful

Bloom plus buds: the open flower with three buds coming along

A statement focal: a big bloom that anchors an arrangement

Shapeable to your needs: wired stem angles and leans naturally

No upkeep: no water, no wilting

Medium vase on furniture: gather three or five on a table, island, or console

A garden focal: the big dahlia anchors a mixed arrangement

Mix with roses and ranunculus: pair as the statement bloom with smaller flowers and greenery

Summer through fall: a late-summer and fall favorite that carries through summer

Warm, sunny palettes: coral suits garden and harvest looks

Add greenery: pair with eucalyptus or other foliage

Overall length: 23.5 inches

Bloom: one open dahlia about 5.5 inches, plus three buds

Leaves: four clusters and three single leaves

Color: warm coral

Stem split: about 11 inches from the base, fits a vase around 11 inches

Material: wire, plastic, and poly silk

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

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: by the stem (one stem shown in the photo)

Do these faux dahlias look real?

Yes. The big bloom has the layered, geometric rows of petals a real dahlia has, plus three buds and green leaves on the stem. It reads like a fresh-cut garden dahlia.

How big is the dahlia bloom?

The open bloom is about 5.5 inches across, a big statement flower, and the stem also carries three buds for a natural, garden-grown look.

How tall is this stem?

It is 23.5 inches, sized for a medium vase on a table, kitchen island, console, or buffet.

What size vase fits it?

It splits about 11 inches from the base, so a vase around 11 inches holds it with the bloom above the rim. Trim the stem for a shorter vase.

How many dahlia stems do I need?

Because each has a big 5.5-inch bloom plus buds, a few go a long way. Gather three or five in a medium vase for a full look, or use one or two as the focal in a mixed arrangement.

Can I cut the stem shorter?

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

What season are dahlias for?

Dahlias are a late-summer and fall flower in the garden, and warm coral is right at home in summer too. Faux means you can enjoy the look any time without waiting for the season.

What does coral dahlia go with?

Warm coral pairs with cream, peach, green, and warm tones for a bright, summery look.

Can the stem be shaped?

Yes. The stem is wired, so you can bend and angle the bloom and buds to sit naturally in your vase.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, the stem carries green leaf clusters and single leaves for a full, natural look.

What does a dahlia pair well with?

Dahlias are a great focal bloom. Pair them with roses, ranunculus, and soft greenery, or with warm-toned blooms and grasses for a garden or harvest arrangement.

How do I clean it?

Dust the bloom and leaves gently with a soft, dry cloth, and fluff the petals with your fingers. No water needed.