Green Artificial Flowers & Foliage
Green stems are the part of an arrangement most people underbuy and then wish they had more of. Florists build with green first and add flowers second, because foliage is what gives a bunch its shape, its volume and the gaps that make it look natural rather than crammed. A display that looks somehow wrong is usually short of green.
This range covers the workhorses — eucalyptus with its round, dusty leaves, ruscus and olive for a finer Mediterranean line, ivy and trailing greenery for softening an edge — as well as greener flowering forms like hydrangea and hellebore that read as foliage from a distance. Used alone, a vase of mixed green stems makes a calm, contemporary display that suits almost any room and never clashes with anything.
A reasonable starting ratio is roughly two stems of green for every flowering stem, adjusted up if the arrangement still looks tight. Combine with white flowers for the classic florist look, or browse all flower and foliage stems.
