36" Faux Green Norfolk Pine - Cypress Spray Stem

• Looks fresh-cut: full Norfolk pine needles in a natural green, the look of real winter greenery
• Real Touch feel: soft and bendable needles, not the stiff, scratchy plastic of cheaper artificial pine
• Tall and full: 36 inches with thirteen branches, so a few read lush in a vase or built into a garland
• Builds any winter look: a soft green base for wreaths, garlands, mantels, and holiday vases
• Shapeable to your needs: wired branches bend and angle for a natural, layered shape
• No upkeep: no water, no shedding, a green base you reuse season after season

• Console, entry and buffet: group three to five in a tall vase for a full evergreen base on the furniture people pass
• The look is in the vessel: rustic in a stoneware crock, classic in a tall cylinder, or natural in a pitcher
• Build color on top: add red or white berries, pinecones, or a budding branch, keeping it to two or three colors
• Wreaths, garlands and swags: tuck and bend the wired branches into forms for a fuller, fresh-cut look
• Mantel and large arrangements: the height and branching fill a wide spot without looking sparse
• Through the season: leans winter and holiday, and the natural green carries into everyday greenery too

• Length: 36 inches, tall enough for a console, entry, or buffet vessel
• Stem splits at: 19 inches from the base, so it drops into a 17 to 21 inch vase with no trimming
• Branches: thirteen branches of soft needles fanning from one stem
• Blooms: none, this is a foliage and greenery stem
• Material: wired stem with plastic branches, soft PE Real Touch needles, and paper-tape wrap
• Color: natural green
• Care: no water, no dropping needles, nothing to clean up
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included (one stem shown in the photo)

What size vase fits a 36 inch Norfolk pine stem?

A 17 to 21 inch vase holds it right out of the box, because the stem stays bare for about 19 inches before the branches start. That bare base sits down in the vessel while the soft needles show above the rim. Nothing to trim, though the wired stem cuts shorter if you want.

Are these Norfolk pine stems Real Touch?

Real touch is an industry term that means different things from item to item. On this Norfolk pine it refers to both the look and the feel, the needles are soft and bendable with a realistic touch, not the stiff, scratchy plastic you get on cheaper artificial pine.

How full is one Norfolk pine cypress stem?

Each stem has thirteen branches of soft needles fanning out from a single base, so it reads fuller than a plain single spray. Three to five together make a full evergreen arrangement, and one on its own works tucked into a wreath or mixed greenery.

What is the best faux greenery for winter and holiday arrangements?

Soft evergreen stems like Norfolk pine are a go-to, because the full green needles give wreaths, garlands, and vases that fresh-cut look without dropping needles. This one is tall at 36 inches and bends to shape, so it works as the green base you build color on top of.

How tall is this Norfolk pine stem?

It is 36 inches long, with the branches starting about 19 inches up the stem. That makes it a tall, mid-to-large stem suited to a console, entry, or buffet vessel, or to building into a garland or large wreath.

Can the stem be bent or trimmed?

Yes. There is wire through the stem and branches, so you can bend and angle each branch for a natural, layered look, and cut the base shorter for a smaller vessel. Shaping a few branches keeps it from looking flat.

How many stems do I need for a full arrangement?

For a full evergreen look in a tall vase, most people use three to five, since each stem branches into thirteen needled sections. A single stem is plenty for tucking into a wreath, garland, or existing mix. Branching stems like this cover more space than a flat spray.

Does faux Norfolk pine shed or drop needles?

No, it holds its needles, which is part of why people choose it over fresh pine. The soft Real Touch tips stay put through styling and storage. Kept out of long direct sun, the green color lasts for years with occasional dusting.

What does Norfolk pine greenery pair well with?

It pairs well with red or white berries, pinecones, eucalyptus, or a budding branch for height and color. Use the soft green as your base and add one or two accents so the arrangement stays simple. A couple of colors reads more natural than many.

Is this good for wreaths and garlands?

Yes. The wired branches tuck and bend into wreath forms, garland bases, and swags easily, and the soft needles fill gaps for a fuller, fresh-cut look. Several stems worked together build a lush base you can decorate.

What is this Norfolk pine stem made of?

A wired stem with plastic branches, soft PE Real Touch needles, and paper-tape wrapping for a clean finish. The wire lets you bend and shape it, and nothing about it needs water or upkeep.

Does this work year round or just for the holidays?

It leans winter and holiday, but the natural green needles look at home in everyday greenery arrangements too. Many people use it through fall and winter, then keep it mixed into a year-round vase. It is neutral enough not to read strictly Christmas.