37" Faux Variegated Holly Branch

• A lot for a little: 37 inches of holly you can mass whole or cut into several stems
• Big and variegated: full variegated holly leaves with clusters of foam berries
• Tall and flexible: works in a console or buffet vase, a floor vessel, or a tree
• Cut-apart value: divide one branch into several usable holly stems
• Shapeable to your needs: wired stem and branches bend and angle for full control
• No upkeep: no glitter to shed, no water, reusable season after season

• Console, entry and buffet: mass two or three in a tall vase for full holly greenery
• Floor vessels: stand one for height in a tall floor vase
• Cut it apart: divide into several stems for a tree, wreath, or mixed arrangement
• Build a winter look: pair with pinecones, berries, or evergreen, keeping it to two or three colors
• On the tree: tuck whole or cut stems in for variegated green and berries
• Through the season: leans winter and holiday, and works in winter arrangements beyond Christmas

• Length: 37 inches, a tall branch for furniture vessels, floor vases, or massing
• Stem splits at: 19 inches from the base, so it drops into a 17 to 21 inch vase with no trimming
• Leaves: variegated holly leaves across the branch
• Berries: clusters of foam berries, two to three per cluster across thirteen clusters
• Blooms: no flowers, this is a foliage and berry branch
• Material: wired stem with plastic and poly-silk leaves and foam berries
• Color: variegated green
• Care: no water, no shedding, nothing to clean up
• Sold as: a single branch, vase not included (one shown in the photo); can be cut into several stems

What size vase fits a 37 inch holly branch?

A 17 to 21 inch vase holds it right out of the box, because the branch stays bare for about 19 inches before it splits into leaves and berries. The bare base sits in the vessel while the holly shows above the rim. Nothing to trim, though you can cut it shorter or apart.

Can you cut this holly branch into several stems?

Yes, that is one of the best things about it. The 37 inch branch splits into sections you can cut apart into several smaller, usable stems. That makes it a lot of holly for the cost, whether you keep it whole or divide it.

How tall is this holly branch?

It is 37 inches long, splitting into leaves and berries about 19 inches up. That makes it a tall branch for a console, entry, or buffet vase, a floor vessel, or massing into a large arrangement.

Does this holly branch have berries?

Yes, it has clusters of foam berries tucked among the variegated leaves, about two to three berries per cluster across thirteen clusters. The leaves are the main feature, with the berries adding texture.

Is this good for a Christmas tree?

Yes. You can tuck the whole branch into a large tree, or cut it apart and place several smaller holly stems through the branches. The wired stems bend to sit where you want them.

How many do I need for a full vase?

Because each branch is large and splits wide, two or three mass out a tall vase nicely. One on its own reads full in a narrow vessel. Cutting them apart stretches one branch across several spots.

Can the branch be bent or shaped?

Yes. There is wire through the stem and branches, so you can bend and angle them for full control over the shape, and cut the base for a shorter vessel. Shaping the branches keeps it looking natural.

What does variegated holly pair well with?

It pairs well with pinecones, berries, evergreen greenery, or a few winter blooms. Use the holly as your green base and add one or two accents. Keeping it to a couple of colors reads more natural.

Does this holly shed or need upkeep?

No, it holds its leaves and berries and needs no water or care. There is no glitter or coating to flake off. Kept out of long direct sun and boxed between seasons, it lasts for years.

Is this just for the holidays?

Holly leans winter and Christmas, but plain variegated holly greenery without glitter can carry through the winter season. Many people use it for the holidays, then keep it in a winter arrangement after. It is festive but not strictly Christmas.

What is this holly branch made of?

A wired stem with plastic and poly-silk variegated leaves and foam berries. The wire lets you bend, shape, and cut it, and nothing about it needs water or upkeep.

Is this good for wreaths and garlands?

Yes. Cut apart, the holly stems tuck and bend into wreath forms and garland bases easily, adding variegated green and berries. A whole branch also works massed into a large arrangement.