18" Faux Seeded Eucalyptus Stem

Foundational greenery: the filler stem that makes almost any arrangement look fuller and more natural

Seeded texture: 100 or more seeds add the delicate detail real seeded eucalyptus is loved for

Shapeable to your needs: two wired branches drape and arch naturally

Goes with everything: soft green pairs with every color, flower, and style

Year-round: works in spring, summer, fall, and winter arrangements alike

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, no dropping

Simple greenery: a small bunch in a bud vase or bottle for understated green

Filler in arrangements: tuck around roses, peonies, magnolias, or berries to fill and soften

Place settings: lay a stem across a napkin or plate for an organic table detail

Wreaths and garlands: cut sprigs to add seeded texture to greenery decor

Modern and minimalist: a few stems alone in a clean vessel

Weddings and events: a go-to greenery filler for bouquets, centerpieces, and tablescapes

Overall length: 18 inches

Foliage: 100 or more seeds and 18 or more leaves across two branches

Color: natural green

Stem split: about 10.5 inches from the base, fits a 6 to 10 inch vase

Design: seeded eucalyptus greenery, no blooms

Material: wire, plastic, and poly synthetic

Use: indoor or covered outdoor

Care: maintenance-free, wipe clean; trims with wire cutters

What is seeded eucalyptus?

It is a eucalyptus variety with small seed pods along the stems among the leaves. Those seeds give it the delicate, textured look that makes it such a popular filler greenery.

How tall is it and what vase fits?

The stem is 18 inches and splits about 10.5 inches from the base, so a 6 to 10 inch bud vase, bottle, or small vase holds it nicely.

How full is one stem?

Each stem has two branches with 100 or more seeds and 18 or more leaves, so it adds real fullness. For a lush look on its own, group three to five stems.

What is it best used for?

It is a foundational filler. It fills space and softens arrangements around larger flowers like roses, peonies, and magnolias, and it also looks great grouped on its own.

Can I bend or trim it?

Yes. The branches are wired so they drape and arch where you want, and the stem trims easily with wire cutters for shorter vessels.

What color is it?

Natural soft green, a neutral that pairs with every flower color and every style, from modern to farmhouse to boho.

How many should I buy?

For filler in an arrangement, two or three does a lot. For seeded eucalyptus on its own in a vase, three to five stems gives a full, lush bunch.

What does it pair well with?

Almost anything. Roses, peonies, magnolias, berries, and other greenery all work. It is one of the easiest stems to mix in.

Is it good for weddings?

Yes. Seeded eucalyptus is a wedding favorite for bouquets, centerpieces, and table runners, and the faux version holds up across the whole event with no wilting.

Can I use it outdoors?

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

How do I clean it?

Wipe the leaves and seeds gently with a soft, dry cloth, or use a hair dryer on a cool setting to dust between the seeds. No water needed.