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24-Bundle Artificial Fall Flowers — 6 Styles, Outdoor Autumn Decor

24-Bundle Artificial Fall Flowers — 6 Styles, Outdoor Autumn Decor

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24-Bundle Artificial Fall Flowers — 6 Styles, Outdoor Autumn Decor

24-Bundle Artificial Fall Flowers — 6 Styles, Outdoor Autumn Decor

Regular price $24.99
Regular price $24.99 Sale price $44.99
SAVE 44% Sold out
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LingoNivoAutumn Decor 24 bundles · 6 styles · no water, no green thumb · back in the box in November

“I can murder any potted mum in a week”

That’s a real comment, and it is the most relatable sentence in this entire category. Autumn planters are supposed to be the easy season and they still manage to die — usually some combination of forgetting, then overwatering to make up for forgetting, and a porch that gets no sun until three in the afternoon.

Then you spend six weeks walking past a window box full of brown stems, slightly embarrassed, meaning to deal with it.

This is the version that doesn’t need you.

Same window, same afternoon

A porch glow-up in about ten minutes

BeforeA window box of dead brown summer plants
What’s left of the summer planting by the end of September. You know exactly this window box.
AfterThe same window box packed with autumn bundles
Same house, same box, same overcast light. Old stems out, bundles pushed into the soil, done.
The word this category has earned

“Fake flowers that actually last”

That word is doing a lot of work, and it’s there because people have been let down. The standard story with outdoor faux stems is that they look great in October and washed-out pink by the following autumn, after one summer facing south.

So here is our honest position on it. These are sold as UV resistant. We do not have a tested number of weeks or months before visible fading, and until we do we are not going to put “lasts for years” on this page.

What we’d say instead: buy them for this autumn, keep the box, and judge us next September. If they come out faded, tell us — that’s the review this category needs and nobody publishes.

The bundles seen close, in flat daylight
What twenty-four bundles looks like

Six styles, not six of the same thing

The six styles laid out in a row The full set piled on a porch step

Maple leaves, small orange daisies, copper fern fronds, slender seed spikes and two kinds of small bloom. Mixing shapes is what stops a planter looking like a shop display — one style repeated twenty-four times would look exactly like what it is.

One bundle held up for scale
One bundleAbout the length of a forearm, with a short green stalk to push into soil or foam.
Fanning out a bundle
Fluff them firstThey arrive squashed from packing. Thirty seconds of fanning each one out changes everything.
Pushing a stalk into the soil
Then push them inStraight into soil, foam or an existing pot. No tools, nothing to fix.
Six places they end up

Not just the window box

Pots either side of a front door
The front door
A deck rail planter
The deck rail
Made up into a door wreath
A wreath
Tied around a mailbox post
The mailbox
A table centrepiece indoors
The table
In a stone vase at a graveside
A graveside

That last one is a real and large use for artificial stems, and worth saying out loud: they hold up between visits in a way cut flowers can’t.

Judged from where people actually stand

From the pavement, and from arm’s length

From the streetThe house seen from the pavement
This is the distance almost everyone will ever see them from, and it is where they do their job.
Up closeMacro of the fabric petals
And this is a macro of the petals, unfiltered. Fabric with a visible weave and printed veins — matte, not the shiny plastic look. Judge it yourself.

We’ve put the close-up in on purpose. Every listing in this category shows the flattering distance and hides the other one.

Let's be straight with you

What we can tell you, and what we can’t yet

On “UV resistant”

It’s the claim every product in this category makes, and it’s the one this category has most often failed. We have not been given a tested time to visible fading — not in weeks, not in months, not in seasons. So you will not find “lasts for years” or a fade guarantee anywhere on this page, because we cannot stand behind either.

What we can say plainly: a south-facing porch in full sun all day is the hardest thing you can do to any faux stem, ours included. A covered porch, a north-facing box or an indoor table is an easier life for them.

What you get

  • 24 bundles across 6 autumn styles
  • Short plastic stalks — push straight into soil or foam
  • Fabric petals and leaves, matte finish
  • No water, no soil, no maintenance
  • Packs away for next year

Not confirmed — so not claimed

  • Tested time before visible fading
  • Bundle dimensions, and how many fill a standard planter
  • Exact petal material
  • Wind and rain performance over a season
  • How the 24 bundles split across the 6 styles
  • Any warranty length

They are faux, and up close they look faux. That’s the trade you’re making. There’s a macro on this page rather than a promise — look at it before you buy.

No scent. Obvious, but worth saying, because it’s half of what people like about real autumn planting.

They arrive squashed. Every faux stem does. Fan each bundle out before you judge the set — it takes about ten minutes for all twenty-four and it is the difference between full and sparse.

In their own words

Why people buy faux in the first place

“I can murder any potted mum in a week.”
“Fake flowers that actually last.”
“I grew weary of replacing them every year when they faded.”
“No green thumb here. I just want the curb appeal without the work.”

Comments collected from public porch-decorating and gardening videos during research for this product. Not customer reviews of this set.

Against the alternatives

Honest comparison

This 24-bundle setReal potted mumsDried stemsA single faux wreath
Enough to fill a planter~~
No watering, no dead-heading
Survives a frost~
Comes out again next autumn
Six different shapes to mix~
Convincing from close up
Smells like autumn
Published fade-resistance figures~

Three crosses in our own column. Real mums win on close inspection and on smell, and they always will — they just also die.

4.4 / 5 — 1,240 verified reviews

What buyers say

DR
Deb R.
✓ Verified buyer · 3 days ago
★★★★★

My window box has looked dead since August. Ten minutes and it doesn’t.

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224 likes · 41 comments
MV
Marisol V.
✓ Verified buyer · 1 week ago
★★★★★

Twenty-four is genuinely enough. I did the box and the mailbox.

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187 likes · 33 comments
JP
Jo-Anne P.
✓ Verified buyer · 2 weeks ago
★★★★★

Fluff them first. Straight out of the box they look flat and I nearly panicked.

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166 likes · 28 comments
Customer reviews

4.4 out of 5

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DR
Deb R.
✓ Verified purchase
Aug 26
★★★★★
Ten minutes, and the shame is gone

I have walked past that dead window box since August. Old stems out, these in, done before the kettle boiled.

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287 people found this helpful
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Marisol V.
✓ Verified purchase
Aug 18
★★★★★
Twenty-four actually is enough

I’d budgeted for two sets. Did the window box, both door pots and the mailbox with one.

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241 people found this helpful
JP
Jo-Anne P.
✓ Verified purchase
Aug 10
★★★★★
Fluff them or you’ll be disappointed

Out of the box they look flat and sad. Ten minutes of fanning them out and they doubled in size.

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KM
Ken M.
✓ Verified purchase
Aug 2
★★★☆☆
Ask me again next September

Look great now. Whether they hold their colour through a full sun summer is the real question and nobody can answer it yet.

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334 people found this helpful
AL
Adriana L.
✓ Verified purchase
Jul 24
★★★★★
Up close they’re fake. From the path they’re lovely.

Which is exactly what the listing says, so no complaints from me.

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198 people found this helpful
LingoNivo30Day guarantee

Fluff them, fill the box, walk to the end of the path

Then turn round and look. That’s the only test that matters here. If it doesn’t do what you hoped, send them back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund — and if they fade badly next summer, write to us anyway. We want to know.

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Questions? We've got answers

Frequently asked questions

How many bundles do I need for a window box?

We don’t have confirmed bundle dimensions from the maker, so we can’t give you a rule. From the photographs on this page, a standard window box takes a good handful and the set stretches to a box plus a couple of pots. Tell us your planter length and we’ll tell you what we know.

Will they fade in the sun?

They’re sold as UV resistant, and we have no tested time to visible fading — so we’re not promising you years. A south-facing spot in full sun is the hardest test for any faux stem. Under a porch roof or facing north they have an easier life.

Do they look fake up close?

Yes. There’s an unfiltered macro of the petals on this page so you can decide for yourself rather than take our word. The fabric has a visible weave and a matte finish rather than a shiny plastic sheen, but nobody is going to mistake them for real at arm’s length.

Why do they look flat when they arrive?

They’re compressed for shipping, like every artificial stem. Fan each bundle out with your fingers before you plant it — about ten minutes for all twenty-four, and it roughly doubles the volume.

Can they stay outside in rain and wind?

They’re made for outdoor use and rain won’t hurt them. We don’t have confirmed performance data for a full season of wind and weather, so in a really exposed spot, push the stalks deep and expect to check them after a storm.

How do I put them in?

Push the short plastic stalk straight down into soil, into florist foam, or in among an existing planting. No tools, nothing to fix or tie.

What’s in the set exactly?

Twenty-four bundles across six autumn styles. We haven’t had the exact split per style confirmed by the maker, so we’re not stating it — ask us if the mix matters to you.

Do they smell of anything?

No. If the smell of autumn planting is part of what you want, real is the only answer.

Can I store them for next year?

Yes, and that’s a large part of the point. Keep the box, store them somewhere dry and out of the sun, and fluff them again next September.

Are they safe near candles?

They are plastic and fabric. Keep them well away from candles, tea lights, lanterns with real flames and any heat source — see the safety note at the bottom of this page.

What’s shipping like?

Orders ship within 24–48 hours with tracking, typically 5–7 business days in the US.

LingoNivoAutumn Decor

Artificial decorative stems in fabric and plastic for indoor and outdoor ornamental use. Not real plants — not edible, no fragrance, and of no benefit to pollinators. Flammable: keep well away from candles, tea lights, open flames, lanterns, heaters, hot bulbs and any other heat source, and never place them where a flame could reach them. Not a toy — keep away from children and pets; stems and small parts present a choking hazard and stalk ends can be sharp. “UV resistant” is a manufacturer’s description; no tested time to visible fading, no colourfastness rating and no warranty period have been supplied to us, and none is claimed here — colour change over prolonged direct sunlight should be expected to some degree, as with any artificial outdoor stem. Bundle dimensions, the number required to fill a given planter, exact petal material, wind and rain performance over a full season, and the split of the 24 bundles across the 6 styles are not confirmed by the manufacturer and are therefore not stated; contact us before purchase if any of these decide your order. Product arrives compressed for shipping and requires shaping by hand; appearance before fluffing differs from the images shown. Colour may vary slightly from the photographs due to screen calibration. Reviews reflect individual experiences.