Jeff Leatham x Williams Sonoma Real Touch Faux Black Dahlia Stems, Set of 12

I used these as part of a haunted garden display in my backyard, mixing them with other florals and fog lights. They held up perfectly through wind and light rain. Such a smart, low-maintenance choice for dramatic outdoor Halloween flair.

One of the stems cracked at the base during setup — seems fragile at the join. Otherwise looks premium. Returning for replacement, but hoping for sturdier build next time.

Perfect for my Halloween tablescape theme — deep black blooms pop against orange and gold. No shedding, no mess, just instant drama. Will 100% rebuy next season. Spooky elegance achieved.

Beautiful stems, very lifelike texture. One stem arrived slightly bent, but fixed with warm water. Still using it proudly in my entryway arrangement. Great for seasonal switch-ups without killing real plants.

Love how lush and full these stems are. I added them to a wreath for my front door and got so many compliments. The black dahlias give such an elegant, spooky vibe that’s ideal for Halloween decor.

As someone who kills cacti, these are my new best friends. Set up in a vintage vase and got compliments all Thanksgiving dinner. The 'real touch' part isn’t marketing fluff — they feel legit.

These black dahlias transformed my dining table into a moody autumn dream. Paired with copper accents and fairy lights — zero upkeep, maximum vibes. Jeff Leatham gets my never-ending floral aesthetic without the hassle.

Used these in a centerpiece for our porch vase display — looked like I spent hours at a flower market. Zero fading after weeks outside. Jeff Leatham really nailed the 'fake it till you make it' vibe classy.

Very realistic texture and rich color. They’re a bit stiff out of the box, so I gently shaped the petals, which helped them look more natural. Great for seasonal arrangements without the mess of real flowers.

Styled these in a mirrored tray with candles for a gothic-chic Halloween party. People thought I hired a floral designer. Pro tip: slightly angle the stems for a more organic flow. Obsessed.