Description
Our dried pale pink bunny tail bunch of 40 gathers a generous set of soft, rounded seed heads that echo the fluffy texture of the real thing. Each faux dried-look stem carries the fuzzy, tapered tail shape that gives this grass its name, and the pale pink wash across the plumes reads as a naturally aged, sun-faded tone rather than anything bright or synthetic. Up close the fine, downy fibres catch the light in the same gentle way as genuine dried grasses, which keeps the look believable across a whole display.
Standing at 60cm tall, this bunch works well in a floor vase, a tall jug or a slim bottle where the heads can sit slightly above the rim. Made from plastic, the stems hold their form without wilting, so you can space them evenly or crowd them together for a fuller cloud of pink. They mix nicely with taller pampas, wheat and other neutral dried grasses, letting the pink tails soften a more structural arrangement. Split the bunch across two or three vessels along a mantel or shelf if you prefer a lighter, scattered feel.
Care is simple, as no water is needed and there is nothing to trim or feed. Dust the tails occasionally with a soft brush, a hairdryer on a cool setting or a gentle shake outdoors to keep the fibres looking fresh. The stems can be bent and angled a little to fan out the bunch, and because they do not fade or drop, the pink stays consistent season after season.
Specification
| Stem |
Dried |
| Colour |
Pink |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
60cm |
| Width |
0cm |
| Depth |
0cm |
Frequently Asked
Does it really look like dried grass?
Yes, the downy fibres and tapered tail heads mimic real bunny tail grass closely, and the pale pink tone has a soft, faded quality that avoids looking artificial.
How should I style the bunch of 40?
Keep all 40 together in a tall vase for a full pink cloud, or split them between smaller vessels. They pair well with pampas, wheat and neutral dried grasses for contrast in height and texture.
How do I clean the tails?
Dust them occasionally using a soft brush, a cool hairdryer setting or a light shake outside. This lifts away any settled dust and keeps the fibres soft and open.
Do the stems need water?
No, this is a faux dried-look stem, so there is no watering, trimming or feeding involved. Simply arrange and leave them in place.
Will they shed or fade?
The plastic construction means the tails hold their shape and pink colour without dropping fibres or fading, so the bunch stays consistent over time.