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Annabelle Hydrangea Stem, White 58cm Faux Flower

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Sale price$11.99
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The Annabelle is the hydrangea everyone pictures: one enormous dome of small white florets on a single stem, dense enough to fill a vase by itself. This faux version keeps that generosity, with soft, slightly ruffled petals in a clean white and broad green leaves at the base of the 58cm stem.

It is the stem to reach for when you want a room to look considered without any real effort. One in a tall sculptural vase reads as deliberate. Three to five in a wide vessel gives you the full, heavy headed bouquet that a florist would charge properly for.

Hydrangeas answer to a few names, so if you have been searching for smooth hydrangea, snowball hydrangea or simply white hydrangea stems, this is the same bloom.

Why You'll Love It

  • Full domed bloom with soft, slightly ruffled petals
  • Crisp white that sits with neutral, coastal and modern schemes
  • Generous 58cm stem with broad green leaves at the base
  • Wired stem that trims and bends to suit your vase
  • No watering, no wilting, no dropped petals on the table

Product Details

  • Height: 58cm
  • Colour: white bloom with green foliage
  • Use: indoor styling
  • Care: dust lightly as needed
  • Sold individually

Styling It Out

  • One stem in a tall sculptural vase on a console, nothing else competing.
  • Three to five in a wide mouthed vessel from our vase collection for a proper bouquet.
  • Mixed with orchid or peony stems from the faux flowers range for a layered arrangement.
  • On an entry table or a dining table, where the white lifts a dark timber surface.
  • In event and wedding styling, where fresh hydrangeas wilt within hours of being cut.

Gifting

Five stems and a good vase is a wedding or housewarming gift that keeps working long after the fresh flowers are out. Browse the wider artificial flora range, or get in touch if you would like a custom arrangement put together.

Pairs beautifully with the ZAKKIA Deco Vase for a ready-made arrangement.

Also In These Images

The vase is standing on Chanel Catwalk.

FAQs

Can I trim it to fit a smaller vase?
Yes. The stem is wired, so it cuts cleanly with wire cutters and can be shortened to suit whatever vessel you have.

How many stems make a full bouquet?
Three to five fills a medium vase properly. For a dining table centrepiece, seven or more gives you real volume, and you can pad it out with greenery rather than more blooms.

Will it fade?
Keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight and it will hold its colour far longer. Strong sun fades any faux stem, white ones included, so a spot away from a north facing window is worth choosing.

In Short

A 58cm faux Annabelle hydrangea stem in white, with a full domed bloom of soft ruffled petals and green foliage on a wired stem that trims to fit any vase. Also searched as smooth or snowball hydrangea, it works alone as a statement or clustered into a generous bouquet.

Single Annabelle hydrangea stem, a white bloom above two green leaves, on white
Annabelle Hydrangea Stem, White 58cm Faux Flower Sale price$11.99

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