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You get six big bunches of flowers with, I think, six “stems” within each. I’m not sure if everyone gets the same, but I received a decent variety of colours. I used some wire cutters to cut the individual stems so that I could insert them into our old Christmas wreath that I took apart. And the finished result looks so colourful and summery and cheerful. I wanted something that would pop and that I wouldn’t have to pay £20-30 for- it also means I can change it up next year if I want with different flowers and leaves. I think it looks so pretty and I’m happy with how it turned out. I personally wouldn’t, however, use them as faux flowers indoors or to pose as real flowers in flower pots. They are obviously not real- but from a distance they really do the job on a door. It’s not like you stand at the door and judge someone’s flower wreath that is obviously made of faux flowers, right? I would definitely recommend for projects like that, but I would say, go for something of better quality if you’re going to sit and admire indoors etc. But saying that, it seems quite a few people have used these in vases indoors! So it’s a just a matter of personal taste :) Either way they are cheerful and bright. Update: So it turns out that the flowers look a fair bit different outside in natural light, in particular the bright yellow and orange flowers. They actually look quite “neon” and very unrealistic/tacky, even psychedelic outside (!) So I cut off the very bright orange and yellow flowers and it looks more natural now. I believe another reviewer did the same thing and I can see why.

Pleasantly surprised with these. Lovely bright flowers, they look like the wild flowers we had in our garden over the summer.

We purchased these artificial flowers two years ago (2023) and they're still looking good! We have them in a flower pot of a loved ones headstone. The metal stems were fairly easy to chop down to the right height using a good pair of pliers.

These faux flowers are pretty good! I found them when I searched for fake flowers with short stems, so they’d fit in the vase in the picture. I didn’t want to faff with wire cutters to trim super long stems - which is a problem with 90% of the fake flowers out there. You’re not going to fool anyone into thinking that they’re real per se, definitely not up close. But they look delightful and make me happy with their bright colours. I did break off some of the orange flowers because the orange was far too neon for my taste. But a few orange flowers here and there do the trick. The green leaves are also not believable in looking real but they are fine from anything further than immediately close up. They do drop yellow plastic pollen looking pieces when you take them out of the bag, so I made my arrangement in the wash basin, gave the flowers a good shake once in the vase and cleaned up any bits that fell. These are adorable and would recommend.

Bought this for a project and is still with me. The buds are crumbly, (there could be a better word), they fall like spring flowers. The flowers stood up well, and are now in a DIY vase. a few of the petals have broken off so far. These are all plastics btw. It is colourful. The stems are strong, there are little marks on them, I don't know if that means it can be trimmed down? It is pretty against the sun.

Gorgeous.

Bright artificial flowers cheers up any vase or hanging baskets

Flowers are small. They mimic cosmos flowers really well but are 1/3 of the size. Still really pretty, delicate flowers. The colours really don’t match the listing at all. There was one bright orange stem that I kept as it was just about believable. But the other orange and yellow was cut from neon orange and yellow fabric. It’s almost glow in the dark. So I pulled the heads off these and replaced the petals with other artificial flowers. Overall it’s a good amount of flowers for the money. They could do with updating the photos on Amazon.