31" Faux Real Touch Lemon Leaf Branch Stem

• Looks and feels real: soft, true-to-life leaves with a natural matte finish, not a plastic shine
• The green designers layer in: lemon leaf makes roses, peonies, and hydrangea look finished
• Tall without the weight: 31 inches of height for a console, buffet, or mantel vessel
• Goes with everything: fresh green sits easily in any palette and any season
• Shapeable: the wired stem and branches bend and angle for natural movement
• No upkeep: a maintenance-free green that never wilts, drops, or needs water

• Console, buffet and mantel: stand a few in a tall vase, urn, or pitcher on the furniture people pass
• Layer it first: build with lemon leaf as your green base, then add focal blooms on top
• Mixed arrangements: pair with roses, peonies, ranunculus, hydrangea, and seasonal blooms
• Wreaths, swags and garlands: tuck in for fresh, glossy green texture
• Weddings and events: greenery for centerpieces, arches, and aisle arrangements that photograph fresh
• All-greenery look: group several on their own for a clean, modern green display
• Floor vessels: for a tall floor vessel, reach for a generous bunch so it reads full

• Length: 31 inches, tall enough for a console, buffet, or mantel vessel
• Stem splits at: 15.5 inches from the base, so it drops into a tall vase or urn with no trimming
• Foliage: nineteen real-touch lemon leaves on a branching stem
• Feel: soft, true-to-life leaves with a natural matte finish
• Material: wired stem with plastic branches and soft real-touch leaves
• Color: fresh green
• Care: no water, no trimming, nothing to clean up
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included

What is a real-touch lemon leaf stem?

A real-touch lemon leaf stem is a faux greenery branch with soft, lifelike leaves you can feel, modeled on lemon leaf (salal) foliage. This one is 31 inches with nineteen leaves on a branching, wired stem. The real-touch finish gives the leaves a natural matte surface instead of a plastic shine.

How tall is this lemon leaf stem and what vase fits it?

It is 31 inches long and splits about 15.5 inches up from the base, so a tall vase or urn around 14 to 18 inches holds it cleanly right out of the box. The bare lower stem seats in the vessel while the foliage shows above the rim. The wired stem also cuts shorter if you want.

Do faux lemon leaf stems look real?

They look real when the leaves keep a soft, matte, slightly varied green, and this real-touch version does. The leaves have a true-to-life feel that people reach out to touch, and the branching shape mirrors how real lemon leaf grows.

How many lemon leaf stems do I need for an arrangement?

For a medium arrangement, plan on three to five lemon leaf stems as your green base, then add focal blooms on top. For a larger vessel, five to seven give enough fullness to soften the edges. Greenery is the foundation, so it usually takes a few more than people expect.

What does lemon leaf pair well with?

Lemon leaf pairs with almost anything: roses, peonies, ranunculus, hydrangea, and dahlias, plus other greens like eucalyptus. It works in soft romantic palettes and bold seasonal ones alike. On its own, grouped in a vase, it makes a clean modern green display.

Is lemon leaf a year-round green?

Yes. Fresh green lemon leaf works in every season, garden-fresh in spring and summer, and a clean base for warm tones in fall and evergreen looks in winter.

Can the stem be shaped or trimmed?

Yes. The stem and branches are wired, so you can bend and angle them for natural movement, and a good pair of craft wire cutters trims the stem shorter for a smaller vessel.

Is this lemon leaf stem good for weddings?

Yes. The soft real-touch foliage photographs like fresh greenery, which makes it a go-to for centerpieces, arches, and aisle arrangements, and it reuses after the day with no wilting.