40" Faux Nandina Fall Foliage - Green/Burgundy

• Fall ombre color: leaves shift green to burgundy for natural seasonal variation
• Full with one stem: packed foliage makes a vase look styled with even a single stem
• Tall and anchoring: 40 inches adds height and structure to a larger arrangement
• Realistic, undone look: the bark-like stem keeps it from looking too polished
• Shapeable to your needs: the wired branches position exactly how you want
• Customer favorite: rated 5 stars

• Tall vase styling: use 1 to 3 stems for a full fall look
• Layered arrangements: mix with berries, magnolia, or eucalyptus for depth
• Entry and console vases: adds height and seasonal color where people pass
• Fall decor: an easy way to get a natural autumn feel without looking themed
• Wreaths and garlands: adds fullness and color variation
• Modern and farmhouse rooms: the green-to-burgundy works with wood, neutrals, and clean lines

• Length: 40 inches, a tall foliage stem
• Splits at 19.5 inches: drops into a 17 to 20 inch vase with no trimming
• Foliage: three main branches of dense, layered ombre leaves
• Color: green shifting into deep burgundy, like nandina turning for fall
• Stem: textured, bark-like, fully wired and shapeable to your needs
• Material: wire, plastic, and poly synthetic
• Use: indoor and covered outdoor
• Care: no water, no shedding, no upkeep
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included

What size vase fits a 40 inch faux nandina foliage stem?

A 17 to 20 inch vase fits it out of the box, since the stem stays bare for about 19.5 inches before it branches into leaves. For the full 40 inch height, a taller, weighted vase keeps it balanced.

How many of these nandina stems do I need?

Because the foliage is dense, even a single stem makes a vase look full. For a larger, fuller arrangement most people use 1 to 3 stems, depending on the size of the vessel.

What makes this nandina stem good for fall?

The leaves shift from green into deep burgundy, the way real nandina turns for the season, so it reads as fall without looking overly themed. The color variation adds depth that a single flat color cannot.

What does fall nandina foliage pair well with?

It pairs well with berry stems, magnolia, and eucalyptus for a layered fall arrangement. The green-to-burgundy leaves tie warm seasonal blooms back to a natural, gathered look.

Can the nandina stem be shaped or trimmed?

Yes. The stem is fully wired, so you can angle and arch the branches, or cut the base shorter to fit a smaller vase.