Sizes can vary, but many Easter egg picks and spring floral stems on Walmart typically range from about 10 to 25 inches. Choosing the right length depends on your container and the look you want.

• Measure your vase: A simple starting point is to use stems that are roughly 1.5–2x the height of the container for balanced proportions.
• Mix heights: Combine shorter and longer picks for a fuller, layered arrangement.
• Trim carefully: If the description notes a wired stem, you can trim with wire cutters; for plastic stems, use craft snips.
• Check the product page: Stem length and materials can differ by item, so details often help guide the best fit.

Many Easter picks are designed for indoor decor—think wreaths, tabletop centerpieces, and vase arrangements—so outdoor performance can vary. Materials like foam eggs, faux berries, glitter, or fabric may fade or warp in sun and moisture.

• Check the description: Look for notes like “outdoor” or “weather‑resistant” to gauge suitability.
• Choose covered spots: A porch with shade and some protection from rain and wind can help extend appearance.
• Secure gently: Use floral wire or ties to keep picks steady in breezy conditions.
• Bring inside during bad weather: Rotating them in and out can help maintain color and shape.

Results may vary by material and local conditions.

1. Pick a container: A low bowl or medium vase works well for table decor.
2. Add support: Place floral foam or vase filler (pebbles, moss) to anchor stems.
3. Layer greenery: Start with faux boxwood or leafy sprigs for a soft base.
4. Add focal picks: Insert Easter egg picks at varying heights, then tuck in bunny or carrot picks for interest.
5. Fill gaps: Use small berry clusters or delicate branches to complete the look.
6. Finish and adjust: Top with a ribbon or moss, then rotate and tweak for balance.

You can explore pickup, delivery, and shipping options for supplies at checkout. Styles and results may vary.

Easter picks often combine materials like foam or plastic eggs, faux berries, plastic stems, and artificial greenery. Care can differ by finish, so it helps to check the product page for specifics.

• Dust regularly: Use a soft brush or microfiber cloth to lift surface dust.
• Spot clean plastic: Wipe plastic parts lightly with a barely damp cloth and dry promptly.
• Avoid soaking: Foam, glittered, or fabric details can loosen or warp if saturated.
• Handle glitter gently: Tap or lightly brush; avoid scrubbing to reduce flaking.

Gentle cleaning can help keep spring decorations fresh, but best methods may vary by material and construction.

Stems on Easter picks can vary by design. Some include internal wire for shaping, while others are plastic. It’s a good idea to review the item details before modifying.

• If wired: Bend slowly in small increments to avoid kinks or detached accents.
• If plastic: Trim with craft snips; gently sand or tape the cut end to reduce sharp edges.
• Protect the décor: Avoid bending where eggs, berries, or bows are attached to prevent loosening.
• Test first: Try adjusting one pick before modifying the full set.

Use tools with care and keep them away from children. Results may vary based on materials.