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Home » Favorite Finds » Favorite faux spring flowers and branches

Favorite faux spring flowers and branches

Published on March 9, 2022 | By Jenna Sue Favorite Finds

The sun is shining and the temperature is rising—it’s safe to say that spring has arrived in Florida!

white faux cherry blossoms on kitchen counter

Even if it’s snowing where you live, it’s never too early to brighten up your home with spring flowers. I’ve rounded up my favorite faux florals and branches on display in our home this month (and vases, too!)

favorite faux spring florals roundup

The best part? They require zero maintenance, and you can reuse them year after year. It’s no wonder I love faux florals so much.

mother and daughter with artificial flowers in kitchen

Here’s what made the cut this year—click on the name of each one to see real life photos of how I styled it:

roundup of the best faux spring florals and stems
  1. Purple Eucalyptus Stems // $14 for 3
  2. *Purple Lilac Stems // $22/ea
  3. Artificial White Baby’s Breath // $10 for 6 (on sale!)
  4. *Faux Smilax Stems // $8/ea
  5. *Real Touch Anemone // $9/ea
  6. *Faux Cherry Blossoms // $24/ea
  7. Pink Baby’s Breath // $18 for 6
  8. *Artificial Cream Lilac Flower // $22/ea
  9. Artificial Eucalyptus Branches // $40 for 5

For all products marked with an *: Use the code JENNA20 for 20% off orders over $50 through March!

Here’s a closer look at each one, and how I styled them in our home…

Table of Contents

  • Purple Eucalyptus Stems
  • Purple Lilac Stems
  • Artificial White Baby’s Breath
  • Faux Smilax Stems
  • Real Touch Anemone
  • Faux Cherry Blossoms
  • Pink Baby’s Breath
  • Artificial Cream Lilac Flower
  • Artificial Eucalyptus Branches

Purple Eucalyptus Stems

  • purple eucalyptus stems on coffee table
  • light neutral bedroom with night stand

These small eucalyptus bundles are a great budget find, and I love the touch of purple for spring (note: they are not as purple in real life as shown in the product photos!) I also found these eucalyptus stems, which are longer and a true purple. I have them in burgundy and love them!

closeup of purple eucalyptus stems on coffee table

They look very realistic, and will fill out a short vase or small planter nicely. I used two bundles in an old thrifted vase.

Purple Lilac Stems

powder bath with purple lilac stems

For a hit of spring color, you can’t go wrong with these beautiful purple lilac stems. They’re very easy to mold and shape into place, allowing you to get the perfect arrangement.

closeup of faux lilacs on bathroom counter

I used six stems in this speckled cylinder vase, but I’d recommend ordering at least eight for a fuller arrangement.

Artificial White Baby’s Breath

neutral bathroom closeup with white flowers on vanity

Currently on sale for just $10 for six stems, these baby’s breath are the easily the best deal on this list. The delicate flowers are quite easy to bend and shape, and look great even with just a few stems.

closeup of faux white babys breath in vase

I used one bundle (six stems) for this arrangement, shown below in a distressed farmhouse vase.

Faux Smilax Stems

dining room with green smilax stems on table

These are an amazing deal at just $8/stem, and the contrasting leaves make it look very realistic.

The branches are 27″ tall—large enough to fill out this big concrete vase. I used seven stems in this arrangement, but you can easily display just a few in a smaller vase.

Real Touch Anemone

black closet vanity desk with white anemone flowers

This small, delicate flower feels real to the touch, and is perfect for a small space (ie a vanity, desk or night stand).

closeup of faux white anemone flowers in bud vase

I love the way it looks here in our closet nook, in this simple mini bud vase.

Faux Cherry Blossoms

faux white cherry blossoms in vase on kitchen counter

These extra long stems make a dramatic impression in open spaces (think dining table, kitchen, foyer). Cherry blossoms are synonymous with spring, and you can find them starting to bloom all over the world this month.

faux white cherry blossoms in vase on kitchen counter

I used 4-5 stems in this arrangement (cut up into various lengths, shown in this glazed ceramic pitcher (on sale for only $7 with the code JENNASUE20!)

Pink Baby’s Breath

neutral spring bedroom with pink babys breath flowers

These are the same product as the white baby’s breath flowers shown above, but with pink and cream flowers. I used two bundles (12 stems total) for an extra full look in this $10 ceramic vase.

You can find these all over Amazon, but this listing has the most color options (this color is labeled as “Skin”.) These have to be my favorite budget floral on this list.

Artificial Cream Lilac Flower

light neutral kitchen with white flowers in vase on counter

These appear to be the same product as the purple lilac flower, but with an ivory/pink coloring. I think they’re the most realistic looking on this list, and my favorite to style.

They’re on the small side, so I’d recommend ordering at least eight for a fuller arrangement. I only had six, so I mixed them with a few faux cherry blossoms in this round ceramic vase.

Artificial Eucalyptus Branches

girl walking in front of window in living room

These are a well-known favorite on social media, and the 43″ length make them versatile to use in almost any vase.

artificial eucalyptus stems in vase on black credenza

I’m drawn to the realistic branches and sparse leaves. I keep these on display in our living room all spring/summer, in an old jug from HomeCentric.

mother and daughter in kitchen in floral dresses

And there you have it—all of the florals, branches and vases I’m loving this season. Do you have any favorites I should know about? Do tell in the comments!

Looking for more realistic faux stems? Check out these roundups:

Fall Stem Roundup

Holiday Greenery Roundup

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  1. Emie says

    March 20, 2022 at 11:59 am

    I love these arrangements, especially the eucalyptus in the black vase Would you mind sharing your source for the potted tree in your living room please? I saw it in a different picture and I love it. Thanks, Emie

    Reply
    • Jenna Sue says

      March 21, 2022 at 11:12 am

      Hi Emie, you can see how I made that here: https://www.jennasuedesign.com/diy-faux-real-indoor-tree/

      Reply
      • Emie says

        March 22, 2022 at 9:25 am

        OMG, you MADE that? Holy smokes is that beautiful!!! Thanks, off to see how you did it and to try and do it myself.

        Reply
  2. Alison says

    March 16, 2022 at 11:00 pm

    I wanted to respond to your “Budget blinds post you wrote but I didn’t see an option. Thank you so much for sourcing and writing that post. Window treatments are so tough and so expensive. It will be a. Big help in dressing all the windows in a new house we are buying. Love the work you do.

    Reply
  3. Jen says

    March 10, 2022 at 6:21 pm

    Love all the arrangements. What is your secret to make them all look so good? Do you use foam blocks or anything to separate them and have them lay so nicely? Would love any tips on arrangements for us!

    Reply
    • Jenna Sue says

      March 12, 2022 at 1:34 pm

      Hi Jen, for short and wide vases I’ll use foam sometimes but I prefer chicken wire, or laying clear tape across the opening in a grid pattern. For larger branches, you can tie them together so they’ll stand more upright. It’s just a lot of experimenting and little tweaks to get them how you’d like!

      Reply
  4. Kerri Hansen says

    March 10, 2022 at 12:47 pm

    Hi Jenna,
    I love these faux florals you have used, I wish that Afloral would deliver to Canada…sigh…

    Reply
  5. Sarah says

    March 10, 2022 at 7:48 am

    Thank you so much for sharing! These are beautiful!! Could you please add a link for Artificial Eucalyptus Branches and Faux Smilax Stems. I don’t see one listed above

    Thank you!! Loveeee your channel

    Reply
    • Sarah says

      March 10, 2022 at 7:51 am

      I found it!

      Reply
      • Jenna Sue says

        March 10, 2022 at 11:26 am

        Thanks Sarah! Glad you were able to find it 🙂

        Reply
        • Sherri says

          March 12, 2022 at 8:24 pm

          Hi, I have the same question about the branches in your black jug. I don’t see a link. Thanks

          Reply
          • Jenna Sue says

            March 16, 2022 at 9:10 pm

            Hey! Here’s the link https://amzn.to/3vjH8CA

  6. Vicki Vaughn says

    March 9, 2022 at 12:02 pm

    It doesn’t seem like all the links are working.

    Reply
    • Jenna Sue says

      March 9, 2022 at 1:23 pm

      Hi Vicki, which links are you having trouble with? They’re working on my end! Did you click on the prices in the list at the top, next to the name of the product?

      Reply
      • Vicki Vaughn says

        March 9, 2022 at 2:39 pm

        Operator error on my part!! Sorry for the inconvenience. Just placed an order with AFloral. The 20% discount was just the prodding I needed.

        Reply
        • Jenna Sue says

          March 9, 2022 at 3:33 pm

          Oh yay! So glad you found something that caught your eye. Hope you love it too 🙂

          Reply
  7. marjana vončina says

    March 9, 2022 at 11:27 am

    Well I love faux flowers a lot. Every spring I have artificial tulips and daffodils in the garden. Peonys bloom late in winter, chrysantemums bloom all winter long. But one must be careful not to put too much blooms in the real bushes, just a tuch. My fence around the garden is overgrown with ivy and with a touch of white faux flowers the garden is beautiful.
    Love you blog.
    Marianne, Europe, Slovenia

    Reply
    • Jenna Sue says

      March 9, 2022 at 1:24 pm

      That sounds beautiful, Marjana! It’s too hot for a lot of flowers to grow here in central FL (and I also just don’t have a green thumb or the patience) so faux florals are the way to go!

      Reply

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