Dried Flowers by the Bunch for Crafts
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These are real flowers air-dried or freeze-dried into long-lasting stems, sold by the bunch for arrangements, wreaths, resin, candles, and shelf decor that won't wilt. Sort by job. Tall texture comes from pampas grass, palm spears, and ruscus; airy filler from bunny tail, gypsophila (baby's breath), and statice; color pops from strawflower, larkspur, and dyed everlasting; scent and small detail from lavender and wheat. Naturally dried stems read muted and matte, while bleached, dyed, and preserved (glycerin) stems hold brighter, more flexible color. Bunch counts vary widely — pampas often sells per single plume, lavender and wheat in 100-stem sheaves, filler in generous handfuls. For resin and pressed work, look for small flat blooms (pansy, daisy, fern) sold pressed and labeled by size. Realistic prices: $6-$15 a filler bunch, $12-$30 for a pampas plume or large statice bunch, $25-$60 for curated bundle boxes. Most makers ship in 3-7 business days; custom palette bundles run 1-2 weeks. Check stem length, dye method, and whether stems shed.
Filter by flower type, color, and stem length, then use related searches to jump to pampas grass, pressed-flower sets, or artificial stems when you need something fuller.