26" Faux Soft Asparagus Fern Sprengeri Bush

• The softening green: feathery fronds drape over a rim and take the stiffness out of any arrangement
• Movement and trail: long fronds that spill and sway like a living plant
• One bush fills a pot: a full draping plant on its own, no arranging required
• Shapeable: wired fronds bend, lift, or drape however you set them
• Works anywhere: a high shelf, a mantel, a spot a live fern would dry out
• No upkeep: no water, no yellowing, no mess

• Planters and urns: set the bush in a tall planter, footed urn, or basket where the fronds spill
• Shelves and mantels: let it trail off the edge of a shelf, mantel, or plant stand
• Hanging baskets: the draping fronds suit a hanging basket
• Arrangement filler: pull fronds into mixed arrangements to soften the edges
• Pairs with: garden roses, peonies, and soft blooms that want a feathery base
• Year-round: green and full in every season

• Length: 26 inches, a full draping bush for a planter or urn
• Stem base: bare for about 5 inches, so it tucks into a planter, basket, or urn
• Foliage: soft, fine, needle-like fronds that drape and trail
• Material: wire and plastic
• Color: green
• Care: no water, no yellowing, no dropping needles
• Sold as: one bush

Is this a faux plant or a stem?

It's a full faux asparagus fern bush, one self-contained plant rather than a single stem. The bare base tucks into a planter, basket, or urn, and one bush fills a pot on its own.

How do I use an asparagus fern bush?

Set it in a planter, urn, basket, or hanging basket where the soft fronds can drape and trail, or cut fronds to tuck into arrangements as a soft, feathery filler. It needs no water and never yellows.

What size pot fits it?

The base is bare for about 5 inches, so a planter or urn around 5 to 8 inches deep holds it cleanly. The wired stems also cut shorter if you want it lower.

Can it be shaped?

Yes. It's wired throughout, so you can bend the fronds to drape longer, lift for height, or spread them for a fuller plant.

Where does asparagus fern work best?

Anywhere you want soft, draping green: a shelf, mantel, plant stand, or hanging basket, including dim or dry spots where a live fern would struggle.