plastic flowers

These artificial flowers are amazing, so much do that we ordered two more packs of 6 stems, which have just arrived one day after ordering them.We are in the ‘at risk’ section of the community, being in the mid 70’s and with some medical issues, including having mobility problems. So no holidays for us again, probably ever! Never mind, we are lucky enough to have a garden, which we intend to spend a lot of time in this year (weather permitting). However, with no garden centres being open during lockdown, we had no flowers to brighten the garden.These artificial sprays are wonderful and can be plonked in pots or troughs easily, or around the borders to give splashes of intense colour. Unlike some comments about them, we think that they are very life like and well made.My wife generally dislikes artificial flowers, but until I told her they were unreal, she said how pretty they looked in a vase I just arranged them in. “Beautiful spring flowers” she said with glee!One caviat must be the plastic smell at the moment, which stops them from being kept indoors - that may disappear with time though.I rate these artificial flowers 5 stars for cost, as a similar ‘real’ display would cost more and they would die in a week. These will last at least until the end of lockdown (2021?) or when sports stadiums can welcome fans back, families can have Sunday lunch in a restaurant together and visitors are allowed back in care homes! Will all that ever be possible again? Hopefully yes, but seriously, not until vaccines are found for all such Covid viruses.Stay safe and marvel at the beauty of these flowers.

Lovely realistic looking artificial flowers. Looked bright and fresh in a graveside vase

Great look, OK so most people buy these and put straight into a vase. However it takes more work than that to make them look great. Once you have bent them and made the colour mix you want, there is one more step people do not know about. You must use HEAT gun or small flame to gently warm the stems, this allows the plastic to bend a little and look more natural, you can also support the the flower after bending to make it sit where you want it to go. I added DRAGON MOSS around the vase entrance to cover the plastic. I also used paper inside the vase to support the positions, to do that just poke some holes into the paper or card with scissors. Trim any flowers with scissors where needed to make smoother. Some people say the heads come off well I had 2 not so good, but a drop of glue and that was solved.These are a great way to add colour to any room without breaking the bank on a regular basis.Be careful if you use a naked flame to bend and remember to have some supports ready, books are great for that. Happy times..

Artificial , but colourful at a reasonable price

Alas these are plasticky and not very well trimmed. Lots of jagged edges and plastic tags on some of the florets, noticeable seams, and the heads often keep popping off. From a distance they look good put up close it's very obvious they're fake and not well made.

I've bought many plastic flowers before and these are definitely at the top on quality and realism. I even put some in the garden and you can't tell they aren't real (except for being winter time and quite unrealistic, but hey... looks awesome).

Good value for money flowers and delivered very quickly.

Lovely , look just like the picture , they spread easily and can be arranged as you wish. Brighten up the hallway and unlike some others one can find these are quite realistic. Calla Lily that will never wilt.