Buy Preserved Ming Fern, 100 gram, 55cm, Brown
SKU: AIS_BR
Stem qty: Multiple (sold in approximately 100 gram bunches)
Stem length: ±55cm
Colour: Brown
The Preserved Ming Fern – Brown features soft, feathery fronds in a warm, earthy tone that adds natural texture and organic depth to preserved flower arrangements. Its fine branching and airy silhouette make it a great filler flower for neutral palettes, rustic styling, and tonal compositions.
Sold in approximately 100 gram bunches, this fern is ideal for pre-styled florals, zero waste designs, and ready-to-use preserved flower arrangements. Its muted colour and delicate form suit gift boxes, DIY floral designs, and wedding florals, offering a grounded finish with minimal prep.
Preserved to retain its natural shape and colour, these fronds stay fresh-looking for months. Store in a cool, dry space away from humidity and direct sunlight for best results.
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Features & Benefits
- Warm brown tone with fine, feathery fronds
- Adds natural texture and depth to preserved flower arrangements
- A great filler flower for bouquets, wreaths, and event styling
- Ideal for gift boxes and DIY floral designs
- Long Lasting – preserved colour and form for months
- Prep Ahead – style confidently before deadlines
- Zero Waste – reuse offcuts and reduce spoilage
- Extended Selling Window – fresh look and feel for months
- Pair With Fresh – softens bold or structured compositions
FAQ
Can I use this fern in preserved flower arrangements with other dried flowers?
Absolutely. Its earthy tone and airy texture make it a perfect filler in mixed preserved flower arrangements, especially those with neutral or rustic palettes.
How long do preserved flowers like this fern last?
Up to 12 months if stored properly. Keep it dry and out of direct sunlight for best results.
Do you deliver Australia wide?
Yes, we do. From city studios to regional florists, our preserved floral products are available across Australia.
FAST AUSTRALIA-WIDE DELIVERIES:
Same-day pack-out on weekdays if ordered before 12 PM AEST.
POSTAL CHARGES
$12.00 flat fee for Brisbane Metro
$36.75 flat fee for orders up to $500
$47.25 flat fee for orders between $501-$1500
$63.00 flat fee for orders over $1500
MINIMUM ORDERS
Large or small, we send them all, with a minimum spend of $100.-
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