This 20" Real Touch Light Peach Hydrangea Stem has that soft, blousy look we all love in hydrangeas, only better—it feels real, lasts forever, and adds instant warmth to any arrangement. The delicate peach tone leans perfectly into early fall, bridging summer brightness and autumn coziness without feeling heavy. Whether styled solo or layered into a bouquet, it’s the kind of stem that makes everything around it look more pulled together.
Dimensions: 20"H
Materials: Real Touch Polyester, Plastic, Wire
Cluster several together in a wide-mouthed vase for that classic "armful of hydrangeas" look.
Mix with deeper blooms—like burgundy dahlias or ranunculus—for a high-contrast fall centerpiece.
Pair with creamy eucalyptus stems to keep it soft and textural.
Here’s a designer trick: instead of treating hydrangeas as filler, let a few stems take the lead. Place them low and forward in your arrangement so their round blooms anchor the eye. Then, layer taller stems—like dahlias or foxtail lilies—behind them. It creates a professionally tiered look that feels intentional and elevated, the way a floral designer would build an arrangement.
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This 20" Real Touch Light Peach Hydrangea Stem has that soft, blousy look we all love in hydrangeas, only better—it feels real, lasts forever, and adds instant warmth to any arrangement. The delicate peach tone leans perfectly into early fall, bridging summer brightness and autumn coziness without feeling heavy. Whether styled solo or layered into a bouquet, it’s the kind of stem that makes everything around it look more pulled together.
Dimensions: 20"H
Materials: Real Touch Polyester, Plastic, Wire
Cluster several together in a wide-mouthed vase for that classic "armful of hydrangeas" look.
Mix with deeper blooms—like burgundy dahlias or ranunculus—for a high-contrast fall centerpiece.
Pair with creamy eucalyptus stems to keep it soft and textural.
Here’s a designer trick: instead of treating hydrangeas as filler, let a few stems take the lead. Place them low and forward in your arrangement so their round blooms anchor the eye. Then, layer taller stems—like dahlias or foxtail lilies—behind them. It creates a professionally tiered look that feels intentional and elevated, the way a floral designer would build an arrangement.
27.5" Faux Cream Blossoming Dahlia Stem
35.5" Amber Silver Dollar Eucalyptus Stem
24.5" Burgundy True Bloom Ranunculus Stem