Description
Our Frosted Pine Spray Stem With Pinecones brings the crisp look of winter greenery indoors without any of the upkeep. This faux foliage stem is made up of slender pine needles finished with a dusting of white frost, giving the branches a just-caught-in-a-snowfall appearance. The needles are soft to the touch yet hold their shape well, and small pinecones sit nestled along the branches to add depth and a natural woodland feel. Standing 49cm tall with a spread of 30cm, it has enough presence to fill a vase on its own or to work alongside other stems.
We think this frosted pine spray stem with pinecones suits mantelpieces, console tables and window sills through the colder months. Group three or five together in a tall jug for a fuller winter display, or mix a single stem in among berry branches, eucalyptus and dried grasses for a layered arrangement. The white frosting sits happily against both warm brass and cool ceramic vessels, so it slots into most schemes. For a festive touch, pair it with candles or fairy lights, or scatter a few loose stems across a table runner as part of a seasonal setting.
Being an artificial stem, it needs no water and no trimming, which makes it easy to keep looking fresh year after year. Dust the needles and pinecones occasionally with a soft brush or a gentle shake to lift any settled particles. The plastic branches can be bent and angled to suit your vase or display, letting you spread the foliage out or draw it in as needed. Pack it away carefully between seasons and it will be ready to bring out again next winter.
Specification
| Foliage |
Foliage |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
49cm |
| Width |
30cm |
| Depth |
30cm |
Frequently Asked
Does it look realistic?
Yes, the fine needles and the white frosting are designed to mimic real winter pine, and the pinecones add a natural touch that reads convincingly from across a room.
How do I style it with other stems?
It mixes well with berry branches, eucalyptus and dried grasses. Use one stem as an accent or group several together in a tall vase for a fuller winter arrangement.
How do I clean it?
Dust the needles and pinecones occasionally with a soft brush, or give the stem a gentle shake to lift any settled particles. Avoid water when cleaning.
Does it need water or any care?
No water is needed at all. The plastic stems can be bent and angled to suit your display, so a little shaping is all the care required.
Will it shed or fade?
The needles and frosting are fixed to the branches, so there is no shedding. Keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight to help the white finish stay looking its best.