Meet your new go-to fall stem: the Amber Silver Dollar Eucalyptus. With its warm golden-amber leaves and softly rounded shape, this stem brings instant depth and texture to any arrangement. At 35.5” tall, it has the presence to stand beautifully on its own in a statement vase or to mix in with your favorite seasonal florals. It’s the kind of stem that makes your arrangements feel pulled-together without trying too hard.
Place several stems in a tall glass or ceramic vase for a simple, sculptural display.
Mix into arrangements with cream hydrangeas, burnt caramel dahlias, or peach ranunculus to create a balanced fall palette.
Lay a few along the center of your dining table as part of a runner-style tablescape for a modern, organic look.
Instead of just keeping these upright, try angling one or two stems slightly to cascade out of your vase. It softens the overall shape and creates a more organic, designer feel — as though your arrangement grew naturally that way. It’s an easy trick that elevates even the simplest collection of stems.
Cream Blossoming Dahlia Stem
Burnt Caramel Hydrangea Stem
True Bloom Peach Ranunculus
Sizing & Dimensions in Description
Materials in Description
Have questions? Contact us
Secure payment
Adding product to your cart
Meet your new go-to fall stem: the Amber Silver Dollar Eucalyptus. With its warm golden-amber leaves and softly rounded shape, this stem brings instant depth and texture to any arrangement. At 35.5” tall, it has the presence to stand beautifully on its own in a statement vase or to mix in with your favorite seasonal florals. It’s the kind of stem that makes your arrangements feel pulled-together without trying too hard.
Place several stems in a tall glass or ceramic vase for a simple, sculptural display.
Mix into arrangements with cream hydrangeas, burnt caramel dahlias, or peach ranunculus to create a balanced fall palette.
Lay a few along the center of your dining table as part of a runner-style tablescape for a modern, organic look.
Instead of just keeping these upright, try angling one or two stems slightly to cascade out of your vase. It softens the overall shape and creates a more organic, designer feel — as though your arrangement grew naturally that way. It’s an easy trick that elevates even the simplest collection of stems.
Cream Blossoming Dahlia Stem
Burnt Caramel Hydrangea Stem
True Bloom Peach Ranunculus