Tulip Stem

What options are there?

The tulip stems are available in white, orange, yellow, pink and purple. Each stem measures approximately 64cm tall and 8cm wide. They feature two authentic looking leaves starting at 28cm which can be gently bent outwards to until you are happy with your their appearance. The foliage is designed to sit around the rim of your vase. If the stem is too long it can be trimmed.

These beautiful flowers are the exact same stems our team use to create the popular tulip bouquet.

Will you be able to tell it’s not real?

Each stem is manufactured using soft polyurethane plastic which gives them a highly realistic look and feel. This material is renowned as a premium material for manufacturing artificial flowers because it allows the manufacturers to produce an incredibly realistic long lasting flower.

We carefully chose these stems from the factories in China and have compared them to the real thing to ensure they look and feel as authentic as possible.

Where should you put it?

We think the tulip stems would look excellent in your kitchen, dining room or bedroom because they add a bright splash of colour. They look fantastic in bright interiors with plenty of natural light and can be used alone or among other flowers (both real and fake!) For more ideas, check out our image gallery above.

When your stems arrive, this is what you need to do:

1. Unpack
Your stems will arrive safely and securely packed in a sturdy box. When your flowers arrive, open the box and remove the stems.


2. Cut to size
If your stems are too long for your vase or container, they can be trimmed using wire cutters or strong pliers.


3. Finishing Touches
Once you’ve trimmed your stems you can pop them into your favourite vase and enjoy durable, low maintenance colour without the hassle of watering or replacing them.

What about ongoing maintenance?

The best thing about artificial flowers is the lack of care needed to keep them looking their best. They don’t require watering and they certainly won’t need replacing. The only thing you’ll need to do is occasionally clean them using a damp cloth or wet wipe to prevent any build-up of dirt or debris.

Did you know?

In the 1600’s tulips were the most expensive flower in the world – some were even more expensive than houses. The bulbs were traded as currency until the market suddenly crashed. The term “Tulip Mania” was derived from this.

Looking for something else?

If the tulip stem isn’t what you’re looking for, view our full range of artificial flowers here.