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Grand Border Dahlia Stem, White 65cm Faux Flower

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Sale price$19.99
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Bold, sculptural and beautifully timeless. The Grand Border Dahlia in crisp white is a statement stem built to carry an arrangement rather than fill it in. The bloom is large and densely layered, with soft touch petals that hold their shape and their colour.

At 65cm it is the hero piece. Striking on its own in a tall vase, and genuinely useful in a mixed arrangement where it gives the eye somewhere to land among hydrangeas, roses and foliage sprays. Dahlias are also searched as garden dahlias or border dahlias, which is exactly what this one is modelled on.

Crisp white suits modern, romantic and minimalist styling alike, which is why it works as easily on a console at home as it does through wedding and event work. The rest of the faux flowers range is the place to build around it.

Why You'll Love It

  • Large, high impact bloom with realistic layered detail
  • Crisp white that suits modern, romantic and minimalist schemes
  • Works across weddings, events and everyday styling
  • Adds fullness and sculptural form to a bouquet or a vase
  • Holds its shape without water, wilting or dropped petals

Product Details

  • Height: 65cm
  • Colour: White
  • Form: large, densely layered bloom with soft touch petals
  • Also known as: garden dahlia, border dahlia
  • Sold: individually as a single stem

Styling It

  • Use one or two stems in a tall vase as a sculptural accent
  • Pair with eucalyptus, Queen Anne's lace and softer blooms for a tonal bouquet
  • Mix with blush or pale pinks for a romantic bridal arrangement
  • Display it solo on a console or a bedside table for quiet impact
  • Add height and balance to a larger arrangement built on layered textures

Gifting

One stem and a good vase makes a present that looks far more considered than the effort involved. It suits a housewarming, a thank you, or anyone who likes flowers in the house and never remembers to buy them.

FAQs

How many do I need?
One or two is enough in a tall vase, because the bloom is large and does the work on its own. Three or more gives you a fuller, more traditional bunch. Our vase collection has the taller shapes that suit a 65cm stem.

What does it pair with?
Eucalyptus and Queen Anne's lace for something airy and tonal, blush or pale pink blooms for a romantic bridal arrangement, and deeper greens if you want contrast rather than softness.

Can it be trimmed?
Yes. Cut from the base with wire cutters or strong scissors, a little at a time, so the proportion between bloom and stem stays right.

In Short

A 65cm faux white dahlia with a large, layered bloom and soft touch petals. Big enough to hold a tall vase alone, useful enough to anchor a mixed arrangement, and it never needs water. For unpacking and shaping, our guide to making artificial flowers look real is worth two minutes.

White grand border dahlia stem with a full bloom, a bud and green leaves, on white
Grand Border Dahlia Stem, White 65cm Faux Flower Sale price$19.99

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