Dried Craspedia / Yellow Billy Ball Flowers

Dried yellow Craspedia flowers, also known as Billy Balls. Each bunch contains approximately 6-7 extra-large stems. Long-lasting and low-maintenance, these blooms work beautifully in any arrangement or vase.

Notes:

• 100% Real Flowers
• 1 Craspedia flower ball per stem 
  
• Ball Shape: generally rounded shape, some balls will not be round and take on their own shape •
  
• Long-Lasting: Lasts for years, with proper (easy) care
• 100% Waterless (stems should NOT be placed in water)
• Dried, Not Tinted/Dyed Product of Mother Nature.
• Each flower and stem will vary in shape, size, and color, and will contain natural blemishes.
• We try to represent the actual color as much as possible in our images, but each stem/batch will vary in color and color may also vary due to floral texture and dimension, lighting, computer monitor resolution, or other factors. Product details are approximate.
• Affected by high humidity, direct sunlight, and water.
• Handle with care.
• Shedding and breakage is natural and will occur. 
• Intended for Indoor Use.

Dimensions:

Ball Size: Ranges from 1/2" to 1.5" diameter

Stem Height: 16-25” (can easily be cut or shortened upon arrival to desired length)

The “Good-To-Knows” in Caring for Your Dried Florals + Greenery: 

• There will be some natural variation and imperfections.
• Any affected leaves can be gently clipped off upon arrival or arranging.
• Flowers and leaves may need time to settle into place or some "teasing" or “fluffing” after transit.
  
• Minimize exposure to extreme temperatures (hot or cold), direct sunlight, and high humidity in order to maximize longevity.
  
• Storage: If you are storing, an open airy vase or bucket is recommended. Avoid a closed container. Periodically check on stored botanicals.
• Furniture Surface:
  • Recommended Protective Measure: Plants contain naturally occurring plant oils, preservation solution, and usually a dye/tint or airbrush. Although infrequent, these may rub or seep out. 
• If placing on any porous, soft, or light-colored surface, we recommend using a protective layer in between the plant and surface (either in a vase or transparent/aesthetic layer, etc.) as a precautionary measure.