Faux Mophead Hydrangea Stem - Off-White
£20.00
Colour:
Off-White
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The most popular type of hydrangea grown in gardens, mophead hydrangeas are characterised by their large spherical flower heads, multitude of petals and distinctive colouring, which is determined by the...
The most popular type of hydrangea grown in gardens, mophead hydrangeas are characterised by their large spherical flower heads, multitude of petals and distinctive colouring, which is determined by the acidity of the soil. This faux stem in creamy white is the perfect neutral colour for mixing in with others to form bouquets that can be displayed all year round.
- Stems can be cut or bent to a chosen length
- To keep our faux flowers looking their best, give them an occasional dusting or a gentle blast with a hairdryer on a cool setting
- Keep out of strong sunlight
- Product code: A17769-1-10-1188-10
| Height | 68 cm |
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