18" Faux Tulip Stem Bundle White Green

Just-picked look: soft white blooms with the natural shape of fresh tulips

A full bundle: five stems with three blooms and two buds each fill a vase on their own

Real-touch silicone: soft petals with a realistic look

Easy palette: white and green mixes with anything

Shapeable to your needs: wired stems angle and lean naturally

No upkeep: no water, no drooping, year-round

Medium vase or pitcher: one bundle fills it for a just-picked look

Kitchen island, console, dining: a soft bundle of tulips reads fresh

Split into bud vases: divide the bundle across a few small vases

Spring and year-round: tulips read spring-fresh but work any season

Mix with greenery: add eucalyptus or other stems for fullness

Add a second bundle: double up for a fuller arrangement

Overall length: 18 inches

Bundle: five stems, three blooms and two buds per stem

Leaves: two per stem

Color: soft white with green

Finish: Real Touch look, soft silicone petals

Stem split: about 4 inches from the base, drops into a medium vase or pitcher

Material: silicone blooms on wired stems

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: by the bundle of five (one bundle shown in the photo)

Does this faux tulip bundle look real?

Yes. The soft white blooms and green leaves have the natural shape and true-to-life look of fresh tulips, with soft real-touch petals. Gathered as a bundle, it reads like a fresh bunch you brought home.

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 bloom with realistic petal texture, so it's really about the look, they're made to look true to life. They have a soft feel with a little give, though the realistic look stands out most.

How many stems and blooms come in a bundle?

Each bundle has five wired stems, and every stem carries three blooms and two buds, so one bundle is fifteen blooms and ten buds together. That's enough to fill a vase on its own.

What size vase fits an 18-inch tulip bundle?

The stems split about 4 inches from the base, so the bundle drops into a medium vase or pitcher around 5 to 8 inches with the blooms above the rim. An 18-inch bundle looks balanced in a medium vessel.

How many bundles do I need?

One bundle fills a medium vase on its own. For a fuller arrangement or a larger vessel, add a second bundle, or split one bundle across a few bud vases.

Can I cut the stems shorter?

Yes. The bundle drops into a medium vase as is, but to cut the stems into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Are tulips only for spring?

White and green tulips read spring-fresh, but they aren't only a spring flower, they work year-round on a kitchen island, console, or table. Bring them out in spring and leave them up as long as you like.

What does a white and green tulip bundle go with?

White and green is the easiest palette there is, it pairs with any greenery, neutrals, and other blooms. It keeps a space feeling clean, fresh, and uncluttered.

Can the stems be shaped?

Yes. Each stem is wired, so you can bend and angle the blooms to sit naturally or lean the way real tulips do.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, two leaves per stem, ten across the bundle, add the natural fullness of real tulips.

Is it good for a centerpiece?

Yes. One bundle in a low or medium vessel makes a soft, just-picked centerpiece for a kitchen island or dining table. Split across bud vases, it makes an easy row down a table.

How do I clean it?

Dust the petals gently with a soft, dry cloth or a small brush when needed. No water and no other upkeep required.