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Garden Hellebore Stem, White 40cm Faux Flower

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Understated and graceful. The Garden Hellebore in white is a soft botanical accent, good for lightening an arrangement or standing on its own in a single vessel. Layered petals and a natural green stem give it the quiet detail of the real thing without any of the upkeep.

Hellebores are also known as the Christmas rose or the Lenten rose, after the season they flower in, so if you have been looking under either of those names this is the bloom you meant.

At 40cm it is deliberately short, which makes it one of the more useful stems to have: low arrangements, bedside vases and table settings all want something this height. The creamy white works across seasons, from wintery and formal to soft and springlike. Build around it from the rest of our faux flowers range.

Why You'll Love It

  • Delicate detail. Layered petals for an authentic, soft bloom
  • Soft neutral palette. Sits with fresh tones or moody foliage alike
  • Compact height. Made for low arrangements, bedside vases and table styling
  • Seasonless. Works for festive winter styling and fresh spring displays
  • Everlasting. No wilting, no watering, no dropped petals

Product Details

  • Height: 40cm
  • Colour: creamy white with a natural green stem
  • Form: layered open bloom
  • Also known as: Christmas rose, Lenten rose
  • Sold: individually as a single stem

Styling It

  • Arrange three to five stems in a short ceramic vase for an effortless centrepiece
  • Style one or two with leafy branches in a bedside or entry vessel
  • Tuck it into a wreath or a garland for year round interest
  • Pair with magnolia, rosemary or honesty spray for a soft, textured bouquet
  • Add it to a winter table setting with candles and stoneware

Gifting

Three stems and a low ceramic vessel makes a small, complete present. It suits a thank you, a housewarming, or someone recovering, where fresh flowers would be gone before they felt better.

FAQs

How many stems do I need?
Three to five in a short ceramic vase makes an effortless centrepiece. One or two alongside a leafy branch is enough for a bedside or an entry table. Our vase collection has the lower shapes that suit 40cm.

Can it be trimmed?
Yes, though there is less to spare than on a tall stem. Cut from the base a little at a time with wire cutters or strong scissors.

What does it pair with?
Magnolia, rosemary and honesty spray for a soft textured bouquet. Darker foliage if you want the white to read brighter. Our guide to making artificial flowers look real covers the shaping.

Pairs beautifully with the Nerina Stone Vase in Sage for a ready-made arrangement.

In Short

A 40cm faux hellebore in creamy white, also known as the Christmas rose, with layered petals and a natural green stem. Short enough for a low arrangement, soft enough to lighten anything it sits in.

White garden hellebore stem with two open flowers and a bud, on white
Garden Hellebore Stem, White 40cm Faux Flower Sale price$9.99

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