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30 Stems Mini Pampas Grass
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Why we carry this
Mini pampas grass can be used in ceremony and photoshoot backdrops, wedding arches, aisle decorations, and bridal bouquets. You can also create pampas chandeliers and use them as centerpieces at receptions. We also love seeing them used to decorate churches, birthday celebrations, garden parties and baby showers. - As pampas grass is a natural plant, each stem is unique. The size, color and fluffiness may vary between the plumes and slightly differ from the pictures. - Pampas sheds when you shake it or move it around. However, shedding reduces once you place it in a vase. Keep it away from high trafficked areas and windows for minimal shedding. 30 stems Color: white, pink, orange, purple and black 20" tall
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