An easy and budget friendly way to switch up your decor for the seasons is with artificial florals and stems. It’s only February, but today I have a roundup of the best faux spring stems and dried flowers! From artificial cherry blossom branches and roses, to dried sun palms wildflowers, there are so many pretty options. I hope you find the perfect spring stems for your home, and leave me a comment if you have any questions.
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Best Spring Stems for Home Decor Roundup
- Purple dried flowers, $29
- Pink artificial cherry blossom branches, $45
- Large dried sun palms, $32
- Dried German Statice, $38
- Pink preserved hydrangea, $42
- White faux cherry blossom branches, $38
- Dried sun palm leaves, $20
- Faux sakura cherry blossom branches, $18
- Mauve artificial roses, $17
- Champagne cream silk peonies, $16
- Artificial Italian Ruscus greenery, $20
- Faux eucalyptus with berries, $17
My Favorite: Artificial Cherry Blossom Branches
These artificial cherry blossom branches from Afloral (this is five) are my favorite faux spring stems. They are fluffy, romantic, and gorgeous.
My general rule with extra tall branches like these is to use an odd number, and at least five. You can bend the bottom of the stems to fit into a shorter vase, like I did in my kitchen.
Here are more faux cherry blossom stems! I found several highly rated options from Amazon that also look lovely.
Also Loving: Artificial Roses
I shared these mauve artificial roses last spring, and I still absolutely love them. I cut them a little shorter this year to use in the small carved vase in our entryway.
The dusty rose color is beautiful, and they come in lots of other shades. I also found another type of faux rose from Amazon that has a slightly different look. Here are my favorites!
I styled these artificial flowers in a compote last spring, and they still look just as pretty today sitting on my dresser.
You can check out the post linked above for all of the details, but one of the most important tips for styling florals in a compote is to use a floral frog. This keeps all of the stems in place to create a full look!
Spring Staple: Faux Peony Stems
Finally, here are some artificial peonies that I have been using all around our home. The flowers were a little smaller than I expected, but they are great for a small to medium vase.
More faux peonies:
Even More Faux Spring Stems
Over 70 pretty flowers and stems for spring!
As much fun as it is daydreaming of spring, it is still definitely winter here. Excuse me while I go heat up my tea! Which flowers were your favorite?
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