8" Faux Real Touch White Tulips in Bulb w/pick

• Looks so real people reach out to touch it: silicone-based and matte, never a plastic shine
• Captured in time: it holds the just-opening look a fresh tulip keeps for only a day
• The just-forced-bulb look: its own faux bulb reads like a tulip newly pushed up from the pot
• White with a touch of green: the natural shading that keeps the white from reading flat
• Shapeable: the wired stem bends and angles for natural movement
• No upkeep: never opens past this, never drops, never needs water

• Small pots and bulb vases: nestle a few for a just-forced-bulb look on a windowsill or kitchen island
• Tuck-in accent: the pick slips into a larger spring arrangement for a touch of clean white
• Powder room and bedside: a little spring moment in a tight spot
• Group for fullness: gather three or more so the small blooms read full
• Spring vignettes: pair with moss, eggs, and other bulb flowers for a spring scene
• Year-round: it never has to come down, so keep it out as long as you like

• Length: 8 inches, a small accent for a pot, bulb vase, or vignette
• Base: its own faux bulb, about 3 inches, with a 2-inch pick to tuck into foam or an arrangement
• Stem and foliage: about 5 inches, with two leaves
• Blooms: one open white bloom and one bud
• Construction: silicone-based and matte, soft with a little give
• Color: soft white with a touch of green
• Care: no water, no wilting, holds its look for years
• Sold as: a single stem with its own bulb

What does real touch mean on these tulips?

Real touch is an industry term that means different things from item to item. These tulips are a silicone-based plastic, which gives them a very natural, true-to-life look, the kind people reach out to touch. They are soft with a little give, though they will not feel exactly like a fresh-picked stem. Here, the real touch name is really about how realistic they look.

How big is this tulip-in-bulb?

It stands about 8 inches tall, with a roughly 3-inch faux bulb at the base, about 5 inches of stem and foliage, and a 2-inch pick. One open white bloom and a bud sit on top. It is sized as a small accent rather than a tall arrangement stem.

How do I use a tulip in a bulb?

Set the bulb base in a small pot, bowl, or bulb vase for a just-forced look, or use the pick to tuck it into foam or a larger arrangement. A few grouped together read fuller than one alone, and it needs no water and never wilts.

Do these faux tulips look real?

Yes. The silicone gives them a matte, natural finish instead of a plastic shine, and the white carries a touch of green so it never reads flat, the way real tulips do. People often reach out to touch them.

Are these tulips only for spring?

They read most strongly as spring and Easter, but because they never fade you can keep them out year-round. Clean white also blends into almost any palette and even holiday arrangements.