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What kind of wholesale pampas grass can I buy on CREOATE?

Our growing selection of wholesale pampas grass includes complete bouquets featuring other dried plants and flowers, as well as individual pampas grass stems available to buy in bulk, which you can either sell on individually, or use to form your own floral arrangements. 

Because of its size, pampas grass adds a striking look to arrangements, making them more impactful as a whole, without overpowering the other stems in the mix. Combine it with other dried flowers and plants for an affordable and trendy way to bulk out bouquets. 

And the possibilities don’t stop there. Pampas grass can be woven into wire frames to make arches for weddings, it can form part of Christmas wreaths, and much more. It’s a versatile dried plant that will sit well alongside almost anything. 

Looking for more products to pair with your pampas grass? Browse our selection of wholesale vases, and wholesale dried and artificial flowers, and wholesale garden tools and equipment. Or take a look at our full range of wholesale homeware.

Whatever you shop wholesale through CREOATE, feel good knowing that you’re supporting a fellow small business in the process — whether close to home, or from further afield. 

FAQs 

How long does dried pampas grass last?

When properly looked after, dried pampas grass can last for three to four years, or even longer. This is longer than typical dried flowers, which may only last for one to two years. 

Can you dye pampas grass? 

Yes, it’s possible to dye pampas grass — and the results can be really beautiful. The dying process is relatively simple, but you’ll need to be very patient, as it can take weeks for the stems to fully dry.

What can I do to help my pampas grass to last longer? 

We recommend reaching out to the seller you order your pampas grass from for specific care tips and advice. But as a general rule, it’s best to keep your pampas grass out of direct sunlight, away from direct heat sources, and in ‘lower traffic’ areas, where people are less likely to brush past it. A light spritz of hairspray can also help it to stop shedding.