40" Faux Yellow Aspen Branch Spray

Bold fall color: bright golden leaves bring instant warm autumn color

Real height: 40 inches makes arrangements look full and elevated

Layered and natural: three branches with about 45 leaves give a full, layered look

Shapeable to your needs: wired branches fan and arch for natural movement

No upkeep: no dropping leaves, no fading, holds its color season after season

Quick warmth: one of the fastest ways to bring fall into a room

Console and entry: group a few in a tall vase for warmth and height

Dining buffet or sideboard: a full, golden fall statement

Floor urn: group several for a fuller, dramatic spread

Mixed fall arrangements: pair with bittersweet, birch, and Japanese maple stems

Wreaths and garlands: cut branches to add golden foliage to seasonal decor

Farmhouse and rustic: warm yellow suits wood tones and neutral palettes

Overall length: 40 inches, a tall statement stem

Leaves: about 45 aspen leaves, 1 to 2.5 inches each, across 3 branches

Color: bright golden yellow

Stem split: about 17.5 inches from the base, fits a tall vase or urn around 16 inches or more

Design: branching fall foliage spray

Material: wire, plastic, and poly silk

Care: maintenance-free, no water or trimming

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

How tall is the aspen branch?

It is 40 inches, a true statement height for tall vases on a console, buffet, or entry, or in a floor urn. It splits about 17.5 inches from the base for a wide, branching shape.

What color are the leaves?

Bright golden yellow, the classic warm aspen tone that brings instant fall color into a room.

How many leaves and branches does it have?

About 45 leaves, each 1 to 2.5 inches, across three branches, which gives it a full, layered look on a single stem.

What size vessel works?

A tall, weighted vase or urn, roughly 16 inches or taller. The stem stays bare for about 17.5 inches before it branches, so that lower section seats down into the vessel.

Where should I put a 40 inch aspen stem?

On furniture first, grouped in a tall vase on a console, buffet, or entry for height. A floor urn works too, with several branches together for a fuller spread.

Can I bend or shape the branches?

Yes. The branches are fully wired, so you can fan, arch, and angle them to set the spread and silhouette you want.

How many stems should I buy?

A few stems make a full statement in a tall vase. For a dramatic floor display, group several so it reads generous rather than sparse, and even a couple add height to a mixed fall arrangement.

What does it pair well with?

Other fall stems like bittersweet, birch, and Japanese maple, plus berries and pumpkins for seasonal vignettes.

Is it only for fall?

It leans fall, but the warm golden yellow also works in rooms with wood and earthy tones into early winter, so it carries past the fall season.

Can I cut it for wreaths?

Yes. You can cut the branches down to add golden foliage to wreaths, garlands, and other fall crafts.

Can I use it outdoors?

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

Will it last year after year?

Yes. The leaves hold their color and the wired branches keep their shape, so you can store it and bring it back each fall.