25" Faux Hydrangea Stem Apple Green

A real hydrangea look: a full, mounded head of tiny apple-green blooms

Our signature go-to: a year-round favorite we reach for again and again

Covers a lot: one big head fills space, so a few make a full arrangement

Fresh apple green: a soft, natural green for any season

Shapeable to your needs: wired stem angles and leans naturally

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, year-round

Dough bowl or compote: mound three or more low for a garden-gathered centerpiece

Console, entry, table: group a few in a taller vase

Year-round green: works in every season

Mix with blooms: pair with roses, peonies, or other hydrangea colors

Fewer go far: big heads cover space, so a few fill a vase

Add greenery: tuck in eucalyptus for extra fullness

Overall length: 25 inches

Bloom: one mounded head about 5.5 to 6 inches, with 100+ small blooms

Leaves: 6 green leaves

Color: fresh apple green

Stem split: about 15.5 inches from the base, fits a vase around 14 to 16 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 apple green hydrangeas look real?

Yes. The full, mounded head of small apple-green blooms has the rounded shape and soft texture of a real garden hydrangea. On a leafy stem, it reads like a fresh-cut stem.

How big is the hydrangea head?

It's one mounded head about 5.5 to 6 inches across, packed with a hundred or more tiny apple-green blooms. That single head covers as much space as several smaller flowers.

How many hydrangea stems do I need?

Because the heads are big, fewer go further than most flowers. Three mounded low in a compote or dough bowl make a finished centerpiece, and a few in a larger vase fill it out. A handful covers serious space.

What size vase fits this hydrangea?

It splits about 15.5 inches from the base, so a vase around 14 to 16 inches holds it with the head above the rim. Trim the stem for a shorter vase.

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.

Is faux hydrangea year-round?

Yes. Apple green hydrangea is a true year-round stem, fresh in spring and summer, and easy to carry through fall and winter arrangements.

What does apple green hydrangea go with?

Apple green is soft and neutral, it pairs with white, cream, blush, and other greens, and works as a filler around almost any focal bloom.

Can the stem be shaped?

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

Does it have leaves?

Yes, six green leaves on the stem add natural foliage around the head.

What's the best way to style hydrangea?

Hydrangea looks best mounded. Group three or more low in a compote, dough bowl, or footed bowl so the heads sit close together for that full, garden-gathered look. They also soften and fill any mixed arrangement.

Is this one stem or several?

It's sold by the stem, with one full head per stem. Most people use a few together for a full, mounded look.

How do I clean it?

Dust the head gently with a soft, dry cloth or a small brush, and fluff the blooms with your fingers to add dimension. No water needed.