17.5" Artificial Eucalyptus Stems in Glass Vase with Faux Water(Sage Green)
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VIERENA Artificial Eucalyptus Stems in Glass Vase, 17.5"
This VIERENA Arrangement combines 6 sage green faux eucalyptus stems with a clear glass vase containing realistic faux water, standing 17.5" total height.
High quality plastic leaves are treated with a light white powder finish for added texture and authenticity, requiring zero watering or maintenance.
A few things about this item:
- 6 faux eucalyptus stems
- Glass vase with faux water
- 17.5" total height
- Sage green, powder-textured leaves
- Zero maintenance required
Why we picked it: The faux water in the glass vase is a genuinely realistic touch most artificial arrangements skip, giving the impression of a real cut-stem arrangement without any actual water or upkeep.
Best for: Kitchens, bathrooms, bookshelves, or dining tables wanting greenery without maintenance.
Worth knowing:
- Stems may need reshaping after shipping — leave for two days to settle
- Makes a thoughtful housewarming gift
Reasons to consider it:
- Realistic faux water detail
- Zero maintenance greenery
- Textured, authentic-looking leaves
Specifications:
- Brand: VIERENA
- Color: Sage Green
- Height: 17.5"
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