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Faux Poppy Stem - Burgundy
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The purple poppy is often used as a symbol of remembrance for wartime animals, but beyond that tribute it's also a beautiful blousy bloom. Use our Faux Poppy Stem in...
The purple poppy is often used as a symbol of remembrance for wartime animals, but beyond that tribute it's also a beautiful blousy bloom. Use our Faux Poppy Stem in burgundy to create arrangements that will last a lifetime. Buy individual stems and arrange them yourself in one of our sculptural vases.
- Stems can be cut with wire cutters 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
- Due to the realistic nature of these faux plants
- dimensions are approximate.
- Product code: A21970-1-10-1060-10
| Width | 67 cm |
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