38" Faux Orange Berry Branch Stem

• Instant fall color: bright orange berries bring the season in fast
• Texture and color at once: full clusters add both without extra filler
• Tall and structural: 38 inches works as a statement or a layering stem
• No real-berry mess: no crumbling, no cleanup, reuse it every year
• Shapeable to your needs: the wired stem bends, shapes, and trims
• Customer favorite: our best-selling fall berry vine stem

• Tall vase styling: group 2 to 4 stems for a full, classic fall arrangement
• Layered bouquets: mix with magnolia, eucalyptus, or branches for depth
• Fall decor: an easy way to get the autumn look quickly
• Wreaths and garlands: a staple for seasonal builds
• Covered porch planters: works in covered outdoor containers
• Entry and console vases: adds warmth and color where people walk in

• Length: 38 inches, a tall berry branch
• Berries: clusters of bright orange berries on branching stems
• Leaves: small leaves along the branches
• Structure: a multi-branch shape for fullness and movement
• Stem: wired and shapeable to your needs
• Material: foam berries with a plastic coating and a wire stem
• Color: bright orange
• Use: indoor and covered outdoor
• Care: no water, no shedding, no upkeep
• Sold as: a single stem, several shown for styling

What size vase works for a 38 inch faux orange berry branch?

A tall vase, roughly 14 to 18 inches, suits its 38 inch height, with the stem seated so the berry clusters show above the rim. The wired stem also trims down easily for a shorter vase.

How many orange berry stems do I need for an arrangement?

Most people group 2 to 4 stems for a full, classic fall look, or use a single stem as a pop of color in a larger arrangement. The photo shows several together to give you a sense of how they fill a vase.

What kind of berries are these?

They are bright orange faux berries in clusters, made from foam with a plastic coating, for a classic bittersweet, fall-berry look. They add color and texture at the same time without the crumbling of real berries.

What does an orange berry branch pair well with?

It pairs well with magnolia, eucalyptus, and bare or mossy branches for a layered fall arrangement. The bright orange berries also stand out on their own as a quick seasonal pop.

Can the berry branch be shaped or used outdoors?

Yes. The wired stem bends and trims to fit your vase, and it works in covered outdoor spots like a porch planter. Keeping it out of long-term direct sun helps the orange color last.