15" Faux Poppy Bush Coral Orange Salmon

They make you smile: small, cheerful poppies that lift a whole room

Warm, soft color: coral, orange, and salmon that's cheerful, never harsh

A full little bush: 7 blooms and 3 buds on one piece for instant fullness

Looks real: small, true-to-life blooms with soft petals and natural movement

Bends and cuts: wired stems shape easily, craft wire cutters shorten them

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, holds its look

Small vessel: one bush is enough to fill a bud vase or small jar on a nightstand, windowsill, or powder room

Larger container: plop a couple of bushes into an urn, pitcher, or basket and you're done

Filler in arrangements: fills in around hydrangea, forsythia, and larger blooms

Spring and summer color: warm peach tones that brighten a seasonal refresh

Farmhouse and modern: soft color that suits ceramics, baskets, and clean vessels

Wreaths and DIY: small blooms for wreaths, garlands, and place settings

Overall length: 15 inches

Blooms: 7 poppy blooms, 1.5 to 2 inches, plus 3 buds on 10 branches

Leaves: 8 green leaves, 3 to 5 inches

Color: soft coral, orange, and salmon

Stem split: about 3 inches from the base, fits a bud vase or small vessel

Design: small multi-bloom poppy bush

Material: wire and poly synthetic, soft silk-style petals

Cutting: trims into shorter pieces with a good pair of craft wire cutters

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: as a bush (one bush shown in the photo)

What color is the poppy bush?

Soft coral, orange, and salmon, a warm peachy blend. Customers describe it as cheerful without being harsh or neon.

How big are the blooms?

The bush has seven poppy blooms about 1.5 to 2 inches across, plus three buds, on ten branches. The small, dainty size is part of what makes it look so real.

Is this one bush or one stem?

It's sold as a bush, meaning multiple poppy blooms and buds on one branching piece, so a single bush already has fullness.

How tall is it and what vase fits?

The bush is 15 inches and splits about 3 inches from the base, so a bud vase or small vessel holds it with the blooms above the rim.

Can I cut it shorter?

Yes. It drops into a small vase as is, but to cut it into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Can I bend or shape it?

Yes. The stems are wired, so you can shape and angle the branches for natural, airy movement.

Are the blooms fragile?

No. The blooms are small and dainty in size, but the bush is sturdy and made to hold its shape, so the delicate look does not mean it is flimsy.

How many should I buy?

One bush is enough for a bud vase or small jar. For an urn, pitcher, or hanging basket, a couple of bushes fill it out nicely.

What does it pair well with?

Eucalyptus, ranunculus, hydrangea, and other warm-toned blooms, plus greenery stems for a soft, garden-style mix.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, eight green leaves about 3 to 5 inches run along the stems for a natural look.

Is it good year-round?

Yes. The warm color leans into spring and summer but works as a cheerful accent in any season.

Can I use it outdoors?

It's designed for indoor use, but customers do use it in covered spots like a porch urn or hanging basket, out of direct sun and weather.