Description
This light blue large headed agapanthus brings the airy charm of a summer border indoors without any of the upkeep. Each stem carries a rounded cluster of individual florets, their slender petals opening in soft shades of blue that fade to paler tips at the edges. The tiny stamens sit at the heart of every bloom, catching the light just as fresh agapanthus would, so the flower head reads as convincingly real from across a room or up close.
Standing 71cm tall with a spread of 24cm, this artificial flower stem has a good sense of scale for larger arrangements. The moulded plastic petals hold their shape well, and the leaves along the base add a natural touch of greenery. The stem itself is bendable, letting you angle the head or adjust the height to suit your container. It works beautifully alone in a tall glass vase, where the single ball of florets makes its own quiet impact, or grouped in threes for a fuller look on a console or hallway table.
Mix it with other faux blooms in whites and greens for a fresh, garden-inspired display, or pair it with grasses and foliage stems for something more relaxed. Because it needs no water, it suits spots where fresh flowers struggle, from mantelpieces to shelves. Care is straightforward: dust the florets occasionally with a soft brush or a gentle blast from a hairdryer on cool, and reshape the stem whenever you move it between vases.
Specification
| Type |
Flower stem |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
71cm |
| Width |
24cm |
| Depth |
24cm |
Frequently Asked
Does it really look like a fresh agapanthus?
Yes. The rounded head is made up of many separate florets with slender petals and visible stamens, and the graduated blue tones mimic the way real agapanthus fades towards the petal tips.
How should I style it in a vase?
A single stem suits a tall narrow vase, while three or more grouped together fill a wider container. It also mixes well with white blooms, foliage and grasses for a garden-style arrangement.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust the florets now and then with a soft brush, a feather duster or a hairdryer set to cool. This keeps the colour looking fresh and stops dust settling between the petals.
Does it need water?
No. It requires no water at all, so you can place it in a dry vase or in spots where fresh flowers would not last.
Will it shed or fade?
The petals are securely moulded, so it will not drop or shed. Keeping it out of prolonged direct sunlight helps the blue tones stay true over time.