
How to make artificial flowers look real in a window box
Six things that give a faux window box away from the sidewalk, and how to fix each one with height, bent stems and green between the blooms.
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Fill a window box on a Saturday morning and leave it be until spring. Most of our outdoor bundles come 16 to 24 to a pack, stand 13.8 to 15.8 inches tall and bend on wire stems into the shape your box needs.
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Our outdoor bundles carry a UV-resistant finish, made for a porch that gets real afternoon light.
Bend a stem forward, fan a bundle wide or tuck it low, and it stays where you put it.
Nothing to water on a hot week and nothing to pinch back when the petals brown.
Bundles come by the dozen and more, so one pack fills most window boxes without a second order.
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Orange, rust and gold for a September porch, with no mums to replace after the first frost.
For the porch hook
Vines that trail 19.7 to 30 inches, bougainvillea and a full basket kit.
Soft and green
Tall spikes and silvery leaves to calm a loud mix or stand alone in a trough.
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Fill it to about two inches below the rim with floral foam, packed soil or even a folded towel, so each stem has something to grip. Our hanging basket kit already comes with a foam dome and a leaf liner.
Push lavender and the 15.8-inch impatiens in along the wall side first, then the 13.8 to 14.2-inch bundles in front of them, leaning a little forward.
Every stem has wire inside. Spread the outer stems of each bundle over the rim so the front edge disappears, then bend a few flowers down toward the street.
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Some people search by flower, others by color or by how much they have to fill. These pages gather them from every shelf of the Bassion catalog.
Full petunia bushes for an urn, orange petunias for fall and petunia vines that trail 19.7 to 30 inches from a hook.
Straight spikes for the back of a box, 12 or 24 bundles to a pack, in purple, fuchsia, red, white and yellow.
White bundles, lavender and hanging petunias for any siding, plus real-touch tulips, hydrangeas and baby's breath for the vase.
Everything with a 13 to 16-inch stem, the height that clears a standard box by half. Mix lavender at the back with rounder bundles in front.
Packs of 20 bundles or more for two boxes and a pair of planters in one order, in single colors or an even mix.
How many bundles
Three measurements settle it: length, depth and how much sun the spot gets.
Run a tape along the inside of the box. For a full look, plan on a bundle every 3 to 4 inches, so a 24-inch box takes six to eight and a 36-inch box ten to twelve.
Most of our outdoor stems stand 13.8 to 14.2 inches. In a box deeper than 8 inches, stand the stems on a layer of foam so the blooms clear the rim.
A planter seen from the sidewalk and the window needs bundles facing both ways. Add a third to your count.
A south or west wall gets the most afternoon sun, and that is where any faux flower fades first. The outdoor care page says what slows it down.
Eucalyptus or a few lavender spikes between the blooms make a box look planted rather than packed.
A 12-inch hanging basket takes about a dozen bundles. Our basket kit comes with twelve, a rattan basket and a chain.
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About Bassion
Bassion has made artificial flowers since 2016, and for 10 years the idea has stayed the same: a porch that looks planted in spring and still looks planted in October, with no watering can in sight.
Most of what the Bassion team makes goes outdoors in bundles you arrange yourself. Alongside the flowers sit a few things our customers kept asking for, from art smocks for small painters to a Day of the Dead marigold set.
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How to fill a window box, how to keep colors bright through a summer and what to swap in for fall.
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Six things that give a faux window box away from the sidewalk, and how to fix each one with height, bent stems and green between the blooms.

What to take out of a summer box in September, which orange flowers go in and how to carry the color down to the steps.

How long a hanging vine should be for your ceiling, why baskets look better in pairs and how to fill the basket kit.
Questions
The short answers. For planting in detail, see the window box guide.
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