Description
This snowy pine faux plant stem brings a frosted winter look to a vase or arrangement in one tall piece. Sprays of green pine needles, lightly dusted with white frosting, fan out from the top. With them come two brown pine cones tipped in white, clusters of snowy white berries and slender frosted twigs that reach above the foliage. Below them runs a long, pale stem that sits neatly in a vase. It stands 60.9cm tall and measures roughly 20cm across and 12cm deep, which gives it enough height to lead an arrangement rather than get lost in it.
It makes an easy choice for Christmas decorating. Stand it in a tall vase on a hall table, sideboard or windowsill, or tuck it among other stems and branches in a larger arrangement for the dining table. The frosted green and white suits a wintry, natural scheme, and it sits happily beside pale ceramics, clear glass or rustic wood. The foliage is fullest at the front, where the cones and berries gather. The back is mostly green needles with a lighter frosting, so it shows its best side when turned towards the room.
As a faux plant, it needs no water and drops no needles, so it can go out early in December and stay just as it is all through the season. The frosted finish gives the needles, berries and cone tips their snowy look, so treat it gently: dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth or brush rather than wiping it. Between seasons, store it in a box with room around the sprays so they keep their shape. For a simple Christmas display, stand it alone in a clear glass vase and let the cones and berries do the work.
Specification
| Colour |
Green |
| Finish |
Frosted / Smoked |
| Height |
60.9cm |
| Width |
20cm |
| Depth |
12cm |
| Weight |
0.105kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the snowy pine stem?
It stands 60.9cm tall from the tips of the twigs to the end of the stem, and measures roughly 20cm across and 12cm deep.
What is on the stem?
There are sprays of frosted green pine needles, two brown pine cones tipped in white, clusters of snowy white berries and thin frosted twigs, all gathered on one stem.
How do I display it?
The long, pale lower stem sits in a vase or slips in among other stems, so it stands upright in a tall container or adds height to a larger arrangement.
Is it real pine?
No, it is a faux plant. It needs no water, drops no needles and keeps its frosted look all through the Christmas season.
How should I clean it?
Dust it gently now and then with a soft dry cloth or brush. A light touch helps keep the frosted finish on the needles and berries looking its best.
Does it look good from the back?
The back is mostly green pine needles with a lighter frosting, so it looks best with the cones and berries facing out into the room.