Artificial greenery and branches for vases
Greenery is what makes an arrangement look gathered rather than bought. Our ruscus branches are about 78 cm tall, with glossy, elongated leaves that give structure and a natural outline. The berry branch with hydrangea buds, about 54 cm, adds texture and a touch of colour.
Use greenery as the base of an arrangement, around hydrangeas, peonies or tulips. As a rule of thumb, add about one branch of greenery for every one or two flowers. Or let three to five branches stand on their own in a tall vase for a simple, green look.
Frequently asked questions
How much greenery should I add to a bouquet?
Roughly one branch for every one or two flowers. Add it last, around the outside, to soften the shape.
Can greenery stand alone in a vase?
Yes. Three to five ruscus branches in a tall vase make a calm, green arrangement on their own.