I bought a beautiful 30" vase for the end of our hallway, and need to "stuff" it with long stems. Are these willow branches about right for it?
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I liked the look of these, but I didn't like that they are battery operated. They are quite beautiful though.
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You will probably need to add other materials - there aren't very many branches in a bunch. They are pretty, though.
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30 inches seems rather tall for the base of the stem unless of course you were to put it in a sponge/etc. for suspension which I had to do for the initial vase I purchased it for. Also, I love the battery pack for these lights but if you plan on having these on for a majority of the time like you would for Christmas lights, I would suggest the plug in version as the batteries won't even last a whole day. I hope this helps.
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I would say so. My concern would be that the opening is a little narrow my present a problem in extracting the bloom when finished
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They aren't very long, each of them are different. I mixed it up to look like a tree branch and it came out quite pretty. I would guess between 3 and 5 inches.
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I would guess so. This would only support the center, it the rose is really leggy, they will hang. I think this would would be good for a tall rose plant, but perhaps not a climbing rose bush where you generally tie up the peripheral branches to a trellis. I don't know though, it is sturdy enough for whatever you want to try, if you know how your plant will grow. It would look very elegant with a rose. Sorry for the non-committal response, lol. I hope I was somewhat helpful. :)
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I did in my daughters bedroom...I actually found a large fallen branch (I live near the woods) and propped that up and than hung it off one of the branches....I also hung other colored laterns (that I got off of Ebay) around it....if you want to hang it off the ceiling, I would use a hook with some ribbon (that will tie on the top)..hope this helps..
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Hi Jennifer - I'm sure you can, some of the cuttings were a bit large but others were the perfect size for that. Paula
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The flowers that I ordered and had delivered (back in May of this year) looked very much like those in the photograph. I specifically purchased the flowers to make a boutonniere, corsage, and flower accessories for my daughter's prom night -- I did not use the stalks in flower arrangements. The flowers arrived the day before the event, and the leftover stalks (kept in water) lasted about a week.
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I think the flowers would stay to wet....my opinion, I would use smaller flower pots that you can take out and drain, or put fresh cut flowers in small mason jars that would fit in slots, very cute. I use as silverware and napkin caddies for buffet type dining. I like the rustic look.
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Good day.I used it for a decoration piece and it works great. Not to big just the right size for decoration.
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I agree with the other answers. I only use it with decorative pieces and it is pretty narrow. I would probably find something that is more meant for what you need.
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No...not good for Bonsai... unless you are talking a 3 inch pot. Although the shelve is sturdy, any slight wobble and down goes your bonsai. I would use a table or something with a more solid footing.
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I can't say for certain but I went to Marshall's and bought a vase. Trust me they are as large as they appear so an ordinary vase will not work as you will need to cut them as well. Largest roses as I've ever seen.
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It should do fine, but be sure to have more cutting line on hand. Some of those thick stocky stems are like steel and use up your line. We have cut small saplings of bushes back with it and it has worked well.
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Hi, I would put plants on this cautiously. I would not put anything very heavy; might be suitable for a 4 inch pot or a little larger on the bottom shelf. I had my husband look too and he feels the same, it would hold smaller plants and pots but not large pots with lots of dirt. Also, I would fear damage to the finish on the shelves, it would need to be sitting on something very protective. That being said, this is a beautiful piece, I have a small lamp and Longaberger baskets on it, but nothing heavy. The scroll work is very lovely and I get lots of compliments on it.
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You'll probably be better off to buy the 18' pergola and shorten the "beams" that sit on top of the brackets. If you cut beam where it connects to the other half, then put some sheet metal screws in the top of the connection for stability, the tapered ends would remain the same, only the piece would be the right width. Do the same with the 2 X 2 pieces that sit at the very top, sealing joints with silicone. The heaviest part of the entire piece are the side brackets; otherwise the cross members are very lightweight and should work well, without concern of sagging, for your project. Hope that helps. Maybe use the remaining support bracket for a mailbox, or if hung upside down, for hanging planters.
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That's exactly what I bought it for, and I cut it into several pieces as my trees are small. However you will need supports to hold it away from the branches, as it weighs them down a bit since it is densely woven and therefore heavy for tender branches to support.
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the stems I needed were almost 6 inches long to go thru brick for an outside shower....this item came with short steams and no handles or stem covers....