Faux Protea Stem

It's said that legendary Scandi botanist Charles Linnaeus named this flower after the shape-shifting Greek God Proteus, as protea stems are available in many different forms. The Oka version shares its large head and vibrant, spiked petals with the classic red and white variety. Proteas look good in autumn bunches, spring bouquets and summer arrangements - there are no limits to their versatility.Read More