12" Faux Green Sedum Berry Stem

Texture that fills: 100 or more berry clusters add depth and round out arrangements

Compact size: 12 inches works in bud vases, small vessels, and tight spots

Shapeable to your needs: wired branches angle and arrange easily

Goes with any color: green sits beside every flower and palette

A reordered favorite: one of the stems customers come back for

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, holds its look year-round

Bud vase: group a few in a small vase for a fresh green accent

Floral filler: tuck around roses, peonies, and eucalyptus to add texture and fullness

Mass it out: group several in a low bowl or compote for a full, mounding sedum look

Sedum set: mass it alongside our 16-inch green sedum stem for a layered display, add the purple for contrast

Farmhouse and rustic: pair with neutral ceramics, wood, and woven accents

DIY projects: wreaths, garlands, terrariums, and centerpiece builds

Overall length: 12 inches

Berries: 100 or more green sedum-style berry clusters across 5 branches

Color: green

Stem split: about 9 inches from the base, fits a small bud vase

Design: berry-cluster stem, no blooms

Material: wire with plastic berry clusters

Care: maintenance-free, no water or trimming

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

What is a sedum stem?

Sedum is a succulent known for its tight clusters of small berry-like buds. This faux version copies that look with 100 or more green clusters, giving you the texture of real sedum with no care needed.

How tall is it and what vase fits?

The stem is 12 inches and stays bare for about 9 inches before the berries start, so a small bud vase around 7 to 9 inches holds it with the clusters showing above the rim.

How many berry clusters does it have?

Around 100 or more green clusters spread across 5 branches, which makes each compact stem look full and textured.

Does it have flowers or leaves?

No, it is all berry-style clusters, with no blooms and no leaves. The green color and round texture are what it brings to an arrangement.

How is this different from the 16 inch sedum stem?

This one is shorter at 12 inches, so it works better in bud vases and tighter fillers. The 16 inch version is taller for medium vases. They group together nicely.

Can I bend or trim it?

Yes. The stem and branches are wired, so you can bend and angle them, or trim the base shorter for a smaller vessel.

How many stems should I buy?

A few stems work as filler tucked into a mixed arrangement. To mass it out into a full, mounding sedum look on its own, group five or more in a low bowl, and it layers beautifully with our 16 inch green sedum stem.

What does it pair well with?

Roses, peonies, eucalyptus, and other greenery, plus our 16 inch green and purple sedum stems. It is an easy filler that mixes into almost anything.

What color is it?

Natural green, a neutral that sits beside any flower color and suits modern, farmhouse, rustic, and boho styles.

Is it good year-round?

Yes. The green reads fresh in spring and summer and pairs with berries and branches for fall and winter, so it works in every season.

Can I use it outdoors?

In a covered spot out of direct sun and weather. It is made for indoor and covered outdoor use.

Does it need water or cleaning?

No water ever. Just wipe the clusters gently with a soft, dry cloth when dust builds up.