28" Faux Cone Hydrangea Stem White

A real cone hydrangea look: a full, clustered 7-inch cone head

A southern classic: the elongated panicle shape you see on porches

Tall stem: 28 inches of height for a taller vase

Crisp white: pairs with any color and any room

Shapeable to your needs: wired stem angles and leans naturally

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

Tall vase on furniture: group a few on a console, entry, or buffet

Mix with round hydrangeas: the cone shape adds variety

Southern, garden-gathered look: a few cones read full and classic

Goes with anything: crisp white works in every room and season

Mantel and entry: tall stems suit taller displays

Add greenery: pair with eucalyptus or other foliage

Overall length: 28 inches

Bloom: one cone-shaped head about 7 inches, with 40+ blooms

Leaves: 3 green leaves

Color: crisp white

Stem split: about 18 inches from the base, fits a tall vase around 16 to 18 inches

Material: wire, plastic, and poly silk

Cutting: trims into shorter pieces with a good pair of craft wire cutters

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: by the stem (one stem shown in the photo)

Do these faux cone hydrangeas look real?

Yes. The elongated, clustered cone head has the soft, full look of a real panicle (cone) hydrangea, the kind you see on Southern porches. On a tall leafy stem, it reads like a fresh-cut stem.

What is a cone hydrangea?

A cone hydrangea, also called a panicle hydrangea, has an elongated cone-shaped head instead of a round ball. This one has a full 7-inch cone head with 40-plus blooms, a classic Southern look.

How tall is this cone hydrangea?

The stem is 28 inches, a tall height built for a taller vase on a console, entry table, buffet, or mantel rather than a small bud vase.

What size vase fits it?

It splits about 18 inches from the base, so a tall vase around 16 to 18 inches holds it with the head above the rim. Trim the stem for a shorter vase.

How many cone hydrangea stems do I need?

Because the heads are big, a few go a long way. Group three or more in a tall vase for a full Southern look, or mix one or two in with round-head hydrangeas for variety.

Can I cut the stem shorter?

Yes. It drops into a tall vase as is, but to cut the stem into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Is faux cone hydrangea year-round?

Yes. White cone hydrangea works year-round, crisp in spring and summer, classic in fall, and soft in winter.

What does white cone hydrangea go with?

Crisp white goes with everything, it pairs with any focal bloom and any palette, which makes it an easy filler in any arrangement.

Can the stem be shaped?

Yes. The stem is wired, so you can bend and angle the cone head to sit naturally in your vase.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, three green leaves on the stem add natural foliage.

Can I mix cone and round hydrangeas?

Yes, and it's a great look. The elongated cone shape next to round mophead hydrangeas adds variety and a garden-gathered feel to an arrangement.

How do I clean it?

Dust the head gently with a soft, dry cloth or a small brush, and fluff the blooms with your fingers. No water needed.