38" Faux Pomegranate Fruit Branch

• Fruit right on the branch: seven hand-finished pomegranates hang among the leaves the way they grow on the tree
• Big enough to notice: 3 to 4 inch fruit carries across the room from a console or mantel
• Made for tall vessels: 38 inches with a 17-inch split, sized for tall vases and urns on furniture
• Easy to shape: the wired stems let you angle each fruit so it hangs instead of sticking straight up
• Nothing to spoil: foam fruit with a plastic shell never goes bad on you mid-season
• Comes back every year: packs away in a box and comes out looking the same next season

• Tall vases and urns: group 3 to 5 in a 15 to 19 inch vessel on an entry table, console, or buffet
• Mantel vessels: set a tall urn at one end of the mantel and angle the fruit toward the center
• Mixed arrangements: pair with magnolia leaves, evergreen stems, and dried wheat or grasses
• Wreaths and garlands: cut single fruit sections with wire cutters and tuck them into a wreath or mantel garland
• Color pairings: red and orange tones look warm next to cream, gold, rust, and deep green
• Room styles: rich and old-world in a brass or footed urn, relaxed farmhouse in a stoneware crock
• Floor vessels: for a floor urn, use a generous bunch so it looks full instead of sparse

• Length: 38 inches
• Stem splits at: 17 inches from the base, fits a 15 to 19 inch vase with no trimming
• Fruit: 7 faux pomegranates, each 3 to 4 inches
• Leaves: varied sizes along the branch
• Color: red fruit with orange tones and green leaves
• Material: foam-center pomegranates with a thin, hand-finished plastic shell, poly silk leaves, and plastic stems with wired centers
• Shaping: wired throughout, cuts apart with wire cutters
• Care: no water, dust as needed
• Sold as: a single stem (1 stem shown in the photo)

What size vase do I need for a 38-inch faux pomegranate branch?

A 15 to 19 inch vase or urn holds it right out of the box, because the stem stays bare for its first 17 inches before it branches. That bare section sits inside the vessel and the fruit hangs above the rim. The wired stem also cuts shorter for a smaller vase.

How tall is a faux pomegranate branch like this one?

It's 38 inches long and splits about 17 inches up from the base. That height suits a tall vase or urn on a console, entry table, buffet, or mantel rather than a low centerpiece.

How many pomegranates are on a faux pomegranate branch?

This one carries seven faux pomegranates, each 3 to 4 inches across, spread along the branch with leaves of varied sizes. That's enough fruit that three to five stems make a full tall arrangement.

Do faux pomegranate branches look real?

They look real when the fruit is full-sized and hangs among leaves the way pomegranates grow on the tree. Each fruit on this branch is 3 to 4 inches, hand finished over a thin plastic shell, with the crown at the end. The wired stems let you angle the fruit so it hangs naturally.

Should I decorate with real or faux pomegranates?

Faux is the better choice for anything you want to keep out all season, since real pomegranates soften and eventually spoil at room temperature. Real fruit is lovely in a bowl you plan to eat from. A faux pomegranate branch packs away and comes back out next year.

What are the best faux stems for a tall fall arrangement?

Branching stems with weight at the top, like a faux pomegranate branch, give a tall arrangement presence without needing a dozen stems. Three to five in a tall vase on an entry table or buffet look full. HouseFloral pairs them with magnolia leaves and dried grasses.

How do you style faux pomegranate branches on a mantel?

Set three to five in a tall urn or vase at one end of the mantel and angle the fruit toward the center. Loose stems need a vessel, so pick one at least 15 inches tall for this branch. Fill the rest of the mantel with garland and greenery.

What goes well with faux pomegranates in an arrangement?

Magnolia leaves, evergreen stems, and dried wheat or grasses all pair well with faux pomegranates. For color, the red and orange fruit looks warm next to cream, gold, rust, and deep green. Keep it to two or three colors so the fruit stays the focus.

How many faux pomegranate branches do I need for a vase?

Most tall vases look full with three to five faux pomegranate branches. Each one carries seven 3 to 4 inch fruits, so they fill space quickly. A single branch works if you want a quiet, minimal look.

Can you cut a faux pomegranate branch for wreaths and garlands?

Yes. Wire cutters snip it into single fruit sections that tuck into a wreath, mantel garland, or centerpiece. Bend each piece slightly so the fruit sits at a natural angle.

Are faux pomegranates good for Christmas decor?

Yes. The red fruit fits a classic red and green holiday palette, and pomegranates have long been a symbol of abundance. A tall vase of these on a buffet or entry table carries from fall arrangements right into Christmas.

How do you care for and store a faux pomegranate branch?

Dust it now and then with a soft brush and keep it out of long, direct sun, which can fade the color. Store it in a box between seasons. The wired branches reshape easily when it comes back out.