Purple artificial lavender sprays for pots and vases (6 stems, 35cm)

Description

These purple lavender sprays are a handy way to add colour where a little container needs filling. Fine flower spikes rise above green leaves, with several branches spreading from each stem. Gather the six sprays into a compact pot, tuck them around another plant or let them soften the edge of a small indoor vase arrangement.

Six sprays to use together or separately

Each spray is approximately 35cm tall, with a spread of around 14cm before you adjust the branches. The pack contains six in purple. Their branching shape provides more coverage than a single unbranched flower stem, while the separate bases let you position them individually rather than working with one fixed arrangement.

The flowers and foliage are plastic. This gives them a distinctly synthetic feel to the touch, although the fine branching can look effective once the stems are opened out and placed among other greenery. No container is supplied, so you can use a favourite pot or choose one that suits the space.

Useful for the gaps in a display

For a small lavender pot, place a few sprays near the centre, then angle the remaining ones outward around them. Keep some tips a little higher than others so the outline stays relaxed. Secure the bases in a suitable support inside the container, leaving enough stem below the surface to hold the sprays in place.

They can also work as a purple accent around larger flowers. Yellow blooms make a lively combination, while white flowers create a quieter look. Indoors, a simple jug on a kitchen shelf can be enough; outside, a sheltered pot near the door gives you colour without a watering routine. These are artificial sprays, so choose them for their appearance rather than the fragrance of living lavender.

How customers have used them

Customers have put these sprays in garden pots, tucked them among existing greenery and used them in bedroom vases. Several have been pleased with the effect after opening out the branches. One found the flat-packed shape unpromising at first, then liked the result once the sprays were arranged in a pot.

The purple can appear strong and dark, which some customers enjoy as a bright accent. Others prefer a subtler shade. Feedback also includes reports of fading after sun exposure, so a sheltered position away from intense, prolonged sunlight is a sensible choice if keeping the original colour matters to you.

A few minutes of shaping

Ease the branches apart after unpacking, turning each spray as you work so the leaves and flower tips are not all facing the same way. Wipe away dust gently when needed. The adjustable shape makes it easy to move the sprays between displays, whether you want to refresh a tired-looking pot or add a little purple to an arrangement you already enjoy.