Faux Dark Green Gardenia Leaf Branch Stem 27"

Bold, Lush & Unapologetically Green.

There is a particular kind of foliage that makes a room feel alive in the most immediate, visceral way — the kind with large, glossy leaves that seem to absorb the light and give it back richer, deeper, more saturated. Our Faux Dark Green Gardenia Leaf Branch is exactly that kind of stem. Large, broadly oval leaves in the deepest forest green — each one with a slightly wavy edge and a surface that catches light with a soft, natural sheen — are arranged in dense, overlapping clusters along naturally forking dark stems. The leaves vary in size from large to small as they move toward the branch tips, creating the kind of organic, tapered growth pattern that makes this stem look genuinely cut from a living plant.

At 27 inches tall, this stem has real presence without overwhelming a space. It works beautifully as a bold foliage anchor in a large mixed arrangement, as a standalone statement in a wide ceramic or glass vase, or as the lush green base that makes every flower stem around it look more beautiful. The flexible wire core allows you to fan the branches wide for maximum visual impact, or draw them upright for a more compact, architectural silhouette. We recommend purchasing 3–5 stems to create a full, tropical-inspired foliage display with the kind of deep, saturated green that only a large-leafed branch can deliver.

Specifications

• Height: 27 inches (approx. 69 cm)
• Style: Multi-branched foliage stem with naturally forking silhouette
• Colour: Deep forest green with natural leaf sheen
• Stem: Multi-branched, flexible wire core with dark bark-effect finish
• Material: Premium silk & polyester blend
• Texture: Smooth, slightly glossy large leaf surface with realistic vein detail
• Sold: Individually (per stem)
• Recommended quantity: 3–5 stems for a full foliage arrangement

Designed in-house by Panthère Rose and produced at our own factory in China, this stem is part of our permanent botanical collection — crafted for those who believe that the most beautiful interiors always begin with something that looks as though it grew there.