With this artificial Astilbenbusch in red, natural-looking decorations for shop windows and tables can be designed. In the real example of the Dekozweiges, which is called Astilbe or prachtpiere, it is a herbaceous, mainly native to Asia plant, which thrills especially with its branched, vielblütigen inflorescences. This optic was also in the design of this Astilbenbuschs made of sturdy plastic, which has a sturdy stem and several branches with countless red balls as flowers. Hardly distinguishable from the real pet, the artificial Astilben branch scores with longevity and versatility....
With this artificial Astilbenbusch in red, natural-looking decorations for shop windows and tables can be designed. In the real example of the Dekozweiges, which is called Astilbe or prachtpiere, it is a herbaceous, mainly native to Asia plant, which thrills especially with its branched, vielblütigen inflorescences. This optic was also in the design of this Astilbenbuschs made of sturdy plastic, which has a sturdy stem and several branches with countless red balls as flowers.
Hardly distinguishable from the real pet, the artificial Astilben branch scores with longevity and versatility. With the reddish color, the artificial plant naturally fits into the golden autumn, for example, it can be placed between exhibits in the shop window or arranged together with cereal ears and deep red dahlias and zinnias in a bulbous vase. Colored natural products such as Achillea, Luffa and Cane Cone can be impressively combined with the Astilbe. Of course, the branch can also be used individually as a table decoration or permanent wall decoration.
The Astilbenbusch is made of brown plastic and provided with small artificial flowers. The branched branch is a total of about 52 centimeters long and about 13 centimeters wide, but can still be pulled apart and arranged as desired.
Length: about 52cm
Width: about 13cm
Color: red, brown
Material: Plastic
Quantity: 1 piece
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