Tinsow Artificial Eucalyptus Stem

I used these eucalyptus stems as part of a pampas grass arrangement to create a boho look, and they were exactly what I needed to finish it off. They look really realistic and have a nice texture that blends well with dried florals. I love that they add a touch of green without overpowering the arrangement. Mixed with pampas grass, they give the whole setup more depth and make it look fuller and more styled instead of flat. The stems were easy to bend and arrange, and they held their shape well once placed in the vase. They don’t look cheap or overly shiny like some artificial greenery can. Pros: • Very realistic look and feel • Perfect for boho or neutral decor • Easy to style and arrange • Great filler to mix with pampas grass Cons: • None so far Overall, I’m really happy with these and would definitely use them again. They’re a great option if you want the look of greenery without the maintenance.

The stems can either stick through the wreath material on the frame or wrap around the wreath frame making it easy to apply them.

Perfect size ! And they are Beautiful

These did what I needed them to do but I definitely could have found them for less. If I had the energy to keep returning things, I definitely would have returned.

I love it brings out my dining room table

These are better than some fakes I’ve seen but not as good quality as what you’ll find in a craft store like Joann or Michaels. They’re not the felt touch style. Instead they’re plastic so they have a bit of the plastic look and feel. I prefer the felt to these because they look more natural. They have some “bumps” detail in the leaves that looks weird. They came squished into a thin package so you’ll need to separate and fluff them. They are pretty sturdy though so you can pull them apart without breaking the leaves. They just looked too fake for me.

behind and around my tv, I have plants...but one small spot in front, I needed a bit more....so these few twigs did the trick.

Very small. Not very good. Thinking should return