The best artificial flowers, compared.
Top pick: Kradeler 24 outdoor bundles, white rose purple – Highest score at 84, 24 outdoor bundles at about £11.99 with 4.6 from 225 reviews, when the job is filling planters. Best value: JMOOT 6 outdoor bundles, six colours – Lowest shelf price at about £7.95 on a different ASIN, with outdoor length lines that agree, if 3 cm heads are enough. Updated 21.10.2026.
Artificial flowers are decorative stems, mixed bunches, outdoor bundles, or a small arrangement that already includes a vase. On amazon.co.uk the petals are polyester sold as silk, PE or other plastic, or a mix, on wire you can bend or cut. You might want colour on a mantel, a wedding table, a winter pot, or a tribute. The practical test is whether crushed heads look credible at the centimetre length printed in the bullet. A line that says UV resistant is a colour claim, and silk is the weak case for full sun. What to check before a shortlist is in the [artificial flowers buying guide](/hub/houseplants/artificial-flowers/sub/artificial-flowers-buying-guide). Prices and stars are the amazon.co.uk figures on these pages.
Artificial flowers are decorative stems, mixed bunches, outdoor bundles, or a small arrangement that already includes a vase.
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Kradeler's outdoor pack is 24 bundles at £11.99, eight each of rose, white and purple, and amazon.co.uk shows 4.6 from 225 reviews. Each bundle is described as five flexible branches and 18 heads, about 35 cm long, in PE plastic and silk cloth. UK reviewers put them in borders, rockeries, pots and hanging baskets, and several ordered a second pack. One review says a single pack filled an extra-large pot, or two hanging baskets. A few stems or petals needed pushing back after shrink packaging, and one buyer noticed an odour on opening that is not described as permanent. The bullets say waterproof and sunscreen, which is a seller claim, not a UV test in this file. It is the top pick here when the job is filling planters, and a poor match if you wanted a few large silk heads for a dining table.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want one pack to fill a large pot or a pair of hanging baskets outside.
Less suitable: You want a few large silk heads in a jug on a dining table.
Specifications
Common questions
Are the Kradeler bundles for outside?
The usage field says outdoor. The bullets say waterproof and sunscreen, and they do not include a UV test.
What does the flower count of 24 mean?
It matches 24 bundles. Each bundle is described as 18 heads, not one flower.
What do UK reviews repeat?
Colour in pots and baskets, second orders, and a few stems to push back after packaging. One review mentions an odour on opening.
The JMOOT pack is six plastic-and-cloth bundles at £7.95, each about 35 cm with 10 heads of about 3 cm, and the amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 114 reviews. The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor, and the bullets also name pots, baskets, a balcony and a window sill. UK reviewers talk about bright colour in a planter and about buying a second lot for outside. The heads are small, and more than one buyer wanted another bunch before the pot looked full. One graveside review says the flowers needed changing after several months of weather, so this is not a set-and-forget tribute. Petals are meant to come off and go back on, which helps after transit but is not a repair for sun fade. In this comparison it is the best value when you want the lowest shelf price for an outdoor bundle and you accept 3 cm heads.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the cheapest outdoor colour in this set for a pot or basket and can live with small heads.
Less suitable: You want large silk blooms up close, or a tribute you will not check for months.
Specifications
Common questions
Are the JMOOT bundles sold for outdoors?
The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor. The bullets also say indoor and outdoor, and they do not report a rain test.
How long are the stems?
The bullets say about 35 cm, with 10 heads of about 3 cm on each. The flower-count field is 6, which matches the number of bundles.
What do UK reviews say about size?
UK reviews praise the colour in a pot or planter. More than one says the heads are smaller than hoped, and one graveside review says weather meant changing them after several months.
The huiyonglan listing is four white silk peony bunches at £9.99, about 30 cm, with heads of about 6 cm, and the star line is 4.5 from 13 reviews. The file holds five UK texts, and none of them describes a broken stem, a smell, or a shed petal. One review says the stems hold a shape and can be trimmed with heavy scissors. The bullets say heads may flatten in transit and should be adjusted by hand, which those five reviews do not confirm or deny. The material field is empty and the silk claim sits only in the bullets. A 4.5 from 13 is a thin sample next to Floweroyal's 1,619 reviews at a similar price, so you should not treat the stars as a settled pattern.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want four short white peony bunches and you accept a very small review sample.
Less suitable: You choose by star rating and need hundreds of UK reviews behind the number.
Specifications
Common questions
What are the huiyonglan peonies made of?
The bullets say silk. There is no separate material-type field.
Do the stems adjust?
The bullets say to reshape flattened heads by hand. One UK review says the stems hold a shape and can be trimmed with heavy scissors.
How many UK reviews are in the file?
The rating line is 4.5 from 13. The file contains five UK review texts, and none of them describes a fault.
Veryhome sells ten yellow silk rose stems at £13.99, heads about 8 cm and total length about 50 cm, with 4.4 from 4,474 reviews. The indoor/outdoor field says indoor, while a special-features line also says suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and no vase is included. UK reviewers praise the colour and the long stems once the heads are shaped, and some trim them for a hand-tied rose. The repeated complaint is a pancake-shaped delivery, with stems twisted in the bag, which buyers open with steam or a hairdryer. Leaves disappointed some people. The review file is the deepest in this comparison, which is useful evidence of the crush-then-fluff pattern, not proof that the roses are outdoor-rated. A pollen-allergy line in the bullets is a listing claim, not a medical test.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want long yellow silk roses for a vase you already own, and you will reshape them after delivery.
Less suitable: You need flowers that look finished in the bag, or a tested outdoor stem.
Specifications
Common questions
Can the Veryhome stems be shortened?
The bullets say the wire stem can be cut or bent. A UK review bent a stem back and forth until it snapped shorter.
Do they include a vase?
No. Included components are 10 artificial roses. The container type field says vase, which is not a vase in the box.
Why do UK reviews mention steam?
Many say the 10 roses arrived squashed in a small bag, and that steam or a hairdryer opened the heads.
Floweroyal sells two white silk peony bunches at £9.49, about 32 cm long, with large heads of about 7 cm and buds of about 3 cm, and the listing is 4.4 from 1,619 reviews. Each bunch is described as five large peonies plus buds, berries and leaves, and no vase is included. UK reviewers often call them realistic in a shorter vase of about 18-20 cm, and some buy other colours. The same reviews say they are much smaller than the photo, and too short for a tall jug unless you lift them. The bullets themselves say the heads are smaller than real peonies and that four bundles make a fuller bouquet. The dimension line of 10 × 5 × 2 cm is the packed size, not the stem. Special features include UV resistant, while the usage field says indoor, so that line is not a garden rating.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You have a short vase and want white silk peonies with a large UK review file.
Less suitable: You need a tall jug filled from one pack, or flowers for a south-facing pot.
Specifications
Common questions
Does a vase come with the Floweroyal peonies?
No. The bullets describe two bunches and do not list a vase.
How tall are they?
The bullets say about 32 cm. The dimension line is 10 × 5 × 2 cm, which is smaller and reads as a packed size. UK reviews often call them short for a tall jug.
Are they listed as outdoor flowers?
The usage field says indoor. Specific uses also name outdoor decor, and special features include UV resistant. No test is in the file.
Kisflower lists six white silk hydrangea stems at £15.99, with 4.3 from 944 reviews, and the bullets give a height of 47 cm and a head of about 16.75 cm. The dimension line says 20 × 20 × 20 mm, which cannot be the stem and should not be the figure you plan a vase around. The vase is not included. The usage field says indoor, while the bullets also name a porch, a garden and a wedding. UK reviewers say the heads look more realistic once fluffed, and that a steamer or hairdryer opened squashed petals. The same file includes broken petals, leaves that would not bend back, and reviews that call them less full than the picture. One review says they were more yellow than white. You are paying the upper end of this comparison for large heads that often need work after delivery.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want large white hydrangea heads for an indoor vase and will fluff them after a squashed delivery.
Less suitable: You need the centimetres on the page to agree, or flowers that look full in the bag.
Specifications
Common questions
How tall are the Kisflower hydrangeas?
The bullets say 47 cm, with heads about 16.75 cm. The dimension line says 20 × 20 × 20 mm, which does not match that height.
Is a vase included?
No. The bullet says the vase is not included.
What do UK reviews say about arrival?
They often arrive squashed and need fluffing, steam, or a hairdryer. Some petals or a leaf arrived broken. Many reviews call the heads realistic once opened.
The YELIKIT listing is one champagne hydrangea and peony bouquet at £13.85, with 4.3 from 928 reviews, and the title says about 40 cm. The dimension line is 34 × 22 × 3 cm, so the 3 cm height reads as a packed thickness rather than the stem. Bullets say silk and plastic with wire you can bend or cut, while the material field says silicone. The indoor/outdoor field says outdoor and the recommended-use line says indoor. UK reviewers say a vacuum-packed bunch opens in a vase, and also that it is shorter than expected, so people pad it with other stems. One buyer did not think it was worth £13. The bullet warns of a plastic smell to air; that smell is not a repeated note in the UK reviews read for this file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want one champagne bunch for a vase you already have, and you will check the material lines before you order.
Less suitable: You need an agreed outdoor rating, or one material named the same way in every field.
Specifications
Common questions
How long is the YELIKIT bouquet?
The title says about 40 cm. The dimension line is 34 × 22 × 3 cm, so the 3 cm figure reads as packed thickness, not stem height.
What are the petals made of?
The bullets say silk and plastic with wire stems. The material field says silicone. Both lines are in the file.
Is it indoor or outdoor?
The usage field says outdoor. Recommended uses say indoor. Specific uses name bathroom, garden, kitchen, office and wedding. No vase is included.
HNVNER's pink silk mix is listed at £9.99 with 4.3 from 634 reviews, and the bullets describe two bunches of about 32 cm with one large peony of about 7 cm, two roses and four hydrangeas of about 5.5 cm. The number-of-items field says 4, so the pack count on the page does not agree with the title. There is no vase. UK reviews say the colours look more realistic once the stems are opened, including after a wedding and in a small vase. Several buyers say the bunches are smaller than the picture and that one pack does not fill a vase. A hairdryer is suggested on the listing to restore fullness after transit. A few reviews call the flowers cheap-looking, which is the close-up risk on a £9.99 silk mix.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a short pink silk mix for a small vase and will open the stems out.
Less suitable: You need one agreed pack count, or a single bunch that fills a wide vase.
Specifications
Common questions
How many bunches are in the HNVNER pack?
The title and size bullet say 2 bunches. The number-of-items field and the unit count say 4. One UK review says two bunches arrived.
Is a vase included?
No. A UK review notes that the flowers did not come with a vase.
Can they go outdoors?
The usage field says indoor. The file does not give an outdoor rating.
Floralsecret is five white silk roses with eucalyptus, flocked lamb's ear and a glass vase at £16.98, listed at 23.4 × 12.6 × 16.6 cm and about 700 g, with 4.3 from 432 reviews. It is the only pack in this comparison that includes the glass. The usage field says indoor, and rooms named include a bathroom, bedroom and kitchen. UK reviewers describe a bright, natural-looking arrangement and packaging that arrived intact in the sample read. One buyer removed white plastic foliage and kept the rest. The number-of-items field says 2 while the flower-count field says 5, so the count lines do not agree. A special feature says water resistant, which is not a reason to stand the glass outside. At £16.98 you are buying a finished small display, not long stems you can rearrange into a tall jug.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a small indoor arrangement with the vase already in the box.
Less suitable: You need long stems, an outdoor pot, or a listing whose item count agrees.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the Floralsecret vase glass?
Yes. Included components are flowers and a vase, and the container material is glass.
Does it need water?
The bullets say no watering, pruning or sunlight. Water resistant is a special feature, and the usage field says indoor.
What did a UK review remove?
One review called the white plastic foliage awful and took it out, and kept the rest of the arrangement.
Suxyn's autumn mix is three bundles of roses, hydrangeas, eucalyptus and violet at £13.99, in plastic and wire, and the amazon.co.uk line is 3.6 from 27 reviews. The dimension line is about 34 cm high, and the field says indoor and outdoor. Special features include UV resistant and weather resistant, with no method attached. UK reviews that like them mention autumn colour in a kitchen once crumpled stems are opened. Others say they look cheaper than the photo, and that stems snapped when they were straightened after a small parcel. Purple pods shed with a light touch in one report, and one reviewer described a horrible smell. A seller refund is mentioned after shedding. At this price the star line is the weak one in the set, so it is a seasonal colour buy only if you will not force bent wire.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want autumn colours for a table and you will reshape stems gently, not by forcing them straight.
Less suitable: You want a reliable outdoor bundle, or stems that survive being unbent after a tight parcel.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the Suxyn mix silk?
No. The material field says plastic and wire. The bullets do not name silk.
Can it be used outdoors?
The field says indoor and outdoor, and special features say UV resistant and weather resistant. The file gives no test method.
What do the UK reviews complain about?
A cheap look versus the photo, shorter stems, stems that snapped when straightened, pods that shed, and one report of a horrible smell. The rating is 3.6 from 27.
Scores use the ten amazon.co.uk listings kept on this page. Shelf prices, stars and review counts are the figures stored for this category. The scoring pass is 20 October 2026. This is not a lab test, a British Standard, or a fire or UV certificate. Amazon stars are worth 40, review-count confidence 20, listing agreement 20, and the UK review pattern 20. The highest score is the top pick. Best value is the lower shelf price on a different ASIN whose material and length lines agree.
Amazon stars
40%Points are (rating minus 3) times 25, rounded, and capped at 40. A 4.6 scores 40. A 3.6 scores 15. Kradeler is 4.6. Suxyn is 3.6.
Review-count confidence
20%2,000 or more reviews score 20. From 400 to 1,999 score 17. From 200 to 399 score 14. From 80 to 199 score 10. From 20 to 79 score 6. Fewer than 20 score 2. Veryhome has 4,474. huiyonglan has 13.
Listing agreement
20%Start at 18 when material, length and pack describe one product you can order. Deduct when the material field, the dimension line, the pack count, or indoor versus outdoor contradict the bullets. A vase that is actually in the box can add up to 2, still capped at 20.
UK review pattern
20%Start from the UK texts on the listing. Deduct for a repeated size gap, crush that needs heat, snapped stems, shedding, or smell. A very thin file that reports no faults still loses points, because silence is not a pattern. German review text is not counted as UK opinion.
Choose the place and the centimetres before the photo. Silk for a close indoor look and plastic or PE for a planter are not the same purchase, and a UV line is not a garden test.
Artificial flowers are decorative stems, mixed bunches, outdoor bundles, or a small arrangement sold with a vase. The petals are polyester sold as silk, PE or other plastic, or a mix, on wire you can bend or cut. You use them on a mantel, a wedding table, a winter pot, or as a tribute. The practical test is whether crushed heads look credible at the centimetre length in the bullet. This page holds the ten listings. Choose the job before the shortlist. Start with place.
Photos are often several packs styled together. Floweroyal's packed line is 10 × 5 × 2 cm against a 32 cm bullet. Kisflower's dimension line says 20 mm against a 47 cm bullet. Plan the vase from the bullet, then read the conflicting line.
If the field says indoor and the bullet says UV resistant silk, do not put it in full sun. PE named in the bullet is the stronger outdoor clue in this set. Waterproof and sunscreen are seller claims, not a UV test.
Rules are local. East Devon does not allow artificial flowers except Remembrance poppies and Christmas wreaths. Salisbury allows them in the headstone base and bans glass. Check that cemetery's office before you leave a tribute.
Fabric suits close indoor viewing. Plastic or PE suits a planter in the rain. Kradeler names PE and silk and the field says outdoor. JMOOT is plastic and cloth, also outdoor, with heads of about 3 cm. Floweroyal, Veryhome and Kisflower are silk with an indoor field, even where a bullet also says UV resistant or outdoor. YELIKIT's material field says silicone and the bullets say silk and plastic, and the outdoor field disagrees with an indoor recommended use.
The flower-count field means stems, bunches or heads depending on the ASIN. Kradeler's 24 is bundles, and each bundle is 18 heads. HNVNER's bullets say 2 bunches and the count field says 4. Only Floralsecret includes glass, five silk roses listed at 23.4 × 12.6 × 16.6 cm. Kisflower states the vase is not included, and a 20 mm dimension line is not the 47 cm bullet. YELIKIT's 3 cm dimension height reads as packed thickness against a title of about 40 cm.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want white silk peonies in a vase of about 18-20 cm, and you will not put them in full sun. Floweroyal is two bunches at about £9.49, rated 4.4 from 1,619 reviews, with heads of about 7 cm. UK reviews say one pack can look small against the photo.
You want one pack to fill a large pot or a pair of hanging baskets, and a plastic look at arm's length is acceptable. Kradeler is 24 bundles at about £11.99, the top pick, rated 4.6 from 225 reviews. Waterproof and sunscreen on the listing are not a UV test.
You want the lowest shelf price in this set for outdoor colour in a pot or basket. JMOOT is six bundles at about £7.95, the best value, rated 4.5 from 114 reviews. The heads are about 3 cm, and one graveside review changed them after several months of weather.
The top pick is Kradeler at about £11.99. It scores 84, the highest here, as 24 outdoor bundles rated 4.6 from 225 reviews, for filling a large pot or a pair of hanging baskets. Best value is JMOOT at about £7.95, a different ASIN, six outdoor bundles whose length lines agree, if you accept heads of about 3 cm. Skip Kradeler if you wanted a few large silk heads for a dining table. Skip JMOOT if you need a tribute you will not check for months.
Kradeler 24 outdoor bundles, white rose purple
Highest score at 84, 24 outdoor bundles at about £11.99 with 4.6 from 225 reviews, when the job is filling planters.
JMOOT 6 outdoor bundles, six colours
Lowest shelf price at about £7.95 on a different ASIN, with outdoor length lines that agree, if 3 cm heads are enough.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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