25" Faux Green Norfolk Pine - Cypress Spray Stem

• Bright and soft: fresh-looking Norfolk pine needles in a natural green across five branches
• Real Touch feel: soft and bendable needles, not the stiff, scratchy plastic of cheaper artificial pine
• Easy to grab a few: a value-priced filler for trees, wreaths, and winter containers
• Fills gaps fast: tucks into bare spots on a tree or in a container for instant green
• Shapeable to your needs: wired branches bend and angle to fit wherever they go
• No upkeep: no water, no shedding, ready to reuse each season

• Fill out a tree: tuck a few into bare spots for bright, soft green fullness
• Containers and mixed vases: group five or more for a soft evergreen base, vessel sets the style
• Build color on top: add red or white berries or pinecones, keeping it to two or three colors
• Wreaths and swags: bend the wired branches into forms to fill gaps and add fullness
• Mix with other greens: pairs with cedar, eucalyptus, or pine for a layered, natural look
• Through the season: leans winter and holiday, and the green carries into everyday arrangements

• Length: 25 inches, an easy mid-size for containers, mixed vases, and trees
• Stem splits at: 9 inches from the base, so it drops into an 8 to 11 inch vessel with no trimming
• Branches: five branches of soft needles from one stem
• Blooms: none, this is a foliage and greenery stem
• Material: wired stem with plastic branches, soft PE Real Touch needles, and paper-tape wrap
• Color: natural green
• Care: no water, no dropping needles, nothing to clean up
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included (one stem shown in the photo)

What size vase fits a 25 inch Norfolk pine stem?

An 8 to 11 inch vessel holds it right out of the box, because the stem stays bare for about 9 inches before the branches start. The bare base sits in the vessel while the soft needles show above the rim. Nothing to trim, though the wired stem cuts shorter if you want.

Are these Norfolk pine stems Real Touch?

Real touch is an industry term that means different things from item to item. On this Norfolk pine it refers to both the look and the feel, the needles are soft and bendable with a realistic touch, not the stiff, scratchy plastic you get on cheaper artificial pine.

Is this Norfolk pine stem good for filling out a Christmas tree?

Yes, that is one of the most common uses, because the five soft branches tuck into bare spots and add bright green fullness. The wired branches bend to whatever angle the gap needs, and a handful of stems fills a surprising amount of tree.

How big is this Norfolk pine stem?

It is 25 inches long, with five branches starting about 9 inches up the stem. That makes it an easy mid-size stem for containers, mixed vases, wreaths, and filling out a tree, rather than a tall statement stem.

How many stems do I need?

For a soft green base in a vase, most people use five or more, since each stem has five branches. For filling a tree or wreath, a few tucked in go a long way. It depends on how much green you are covering.

Can the stem be bent or trimmed?

Yes. There is wire through the stem and branches, so you can bend each branch to fill a gap and cut the base shorter for a small container. Shaping the branches keeps it looking natural rather than flat.

Does faux Norfolk pine shed or drop needles?

No, it holds its needles, which is part of why people choose it over fresh pine. The soft Real Touch tips stay put through styling and storage. Out of long direct sun, the green lasts for years with occasional dusting.

What does this Norfolk pine pair well with?

It pairs well with red or white berries, pinecones, or other evergreens like cedar and eucalyptus. Use it as the green filler and add one or two accents for color. Keeping it to a couple of colors reads more natural.

Is this good for wreaths and containers?

Yes. The wired branches tuck and bend into wreath forms and container arrangements easily, and the soft needles fill gaps for a fuller look. Several stems build a soft green base you can decorate.

What is the best inexpensive faux greenery for the holidays?

A value stem like this Norfolk pine is a good pick, because it gives bright, soft green fullness for tucking into trees, wreaths, and containers without a high cost. It bends to shape and reuses year after year.

What is this Norfolk pine stem made of?

A wired stem with plastic branches, soft PE Real Touch needles, and paper-tape wrapping for a clean finish. The wire lets you bend and shape it, and nothing about it needs water or upkeep.

Does this work year round or just the holidays?

It leans winter and holiday, but the natural green needles look at home in everyday greenery too. Many people use it through the season, then keep a few mixed into a year-round arrangement. It is not strictly Christmas.