Dried Flowers Sorghum Millet Orange Dry Flowers 70cm 3pcs

Name: Dried Flowers Sorghum Millet Orange Dry Flowers 70cm 3pcs
Brand: Dijk Natural Collections
SKU: 42622-091
Price: 5.15 GBP
Availability: InStock
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Dried Flowers Sorghum Millet Orange Dry Flowers 70cm 3pcs

£ 5,15 *

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Product Dried Flowers Sorghum Millet Orange Dry Flowers 70cm 3pcs

Sorghum, shown here as attractive dried flower stalks in orange, is a hulled grain from the grass family. The sorghum grains, which grow in panicles, are significantly larger than those of real millet and their appearance is somewhat reminiscent of pepper.

The grain panicles of the bicolor sorghum were dyed here in orange and also washed lightly white.

The dried stems of sorghum millet are wonderful in a variety of boho-style decorations. Place the millet sorghum grain in a vase individually or with other color finishes as a dried flower decoration. You can also simply shorten the stalks and in this way insert the sorghum wonderfully into arrangements or decorate wreaths with it.

You will receive the sorghum in orange as a bunch of about 3 stems about 70 centimeters long and around 125 grams net weight wrapped in foil.

Please note:
This is a natural product ! This means that the product is subject to natural fluctuations and can therefore deviate from the specified dimensions in shape, colour, size, width, length, weight and diameter!

Accessories and decorative items shown on product images are not included in the delivery.

Length: about 70cm
Colour: natural (yellow), orange
Material: natural dry grain
Each: approx. 3 stems in a bunch
Filling weight: approx. 125g

Product No.: 42622-091
shipment-weight: 0,43 kg
Delivery till: 16. October **

£ 5,15 *

Product description

Sorghum, shown here as attractive dried flower stalks in orange, is a hulled grain from the grass family. The sorghum grains, which grow in panicles, are significantly larger than those of real...