September 2, 2025

Simple Sunflower Centerpiece

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Simple Sunflower Centerpiece

Sunflowers are so beautiful.

Create a floral arrangement with sunflowers and you have a beautiful centerpiece for fall, spring, summer, or anytime of the year.

I found these pretty and very affordable faux sunflowers at Walmart a couple of months ago and brought them home along with a couple of stems of eucalyptus leaves and figured I could make a centerpiece that would work for summer and all the way into fall with no problem at all!

Hope you enjoy this simple sunflower centerpiece.

Simple Sunflower Centerpiece

For my sunflower centerpiece I’m using:

A small mason jar, faux sunflowers and eucalyptus leaves from Walmart.

FYI: I have one pick with 5 sunflowers and two eucalyptus leaf picks but I only ended up using a few of my flowers and leaves, as you will see below.

It took me a number of tries before getting my flowers to look nice in the jar. I’m no expert at floral arranging, so even simple centerpieces can sometimes take a lot of effort. I tried arranging my flowers and eucalyptus leaves without first cutting them down, thinking that would work nicely since I’ve done that many times before with beautiful results but it was such a fail this time around. I had to cut them down and really pay close attention to how the height of my flowers and jar were working together. I was also trying to fit them all into the mason jar but really only needed one stem of leaves and four flowers to look pretty.

Now that I got that out of the way let’s continue 🙂

I started by cutting my faux flowers with a wire cutter.

As for the eucalyptus leaves, I cut those down as well and only used 4 stems out of the two picks that I picked up.

I first added in my sunflowers…

Then as you can see below I placed my eucalyptus leaves all down the very center of my flowers, from left to right. Basically, there’s two sunflowers facing the front of the centerpiece and two facing the back.

I moved the flowers and leaves around slightly here and there until I got it looking good and that was it.

A simple sunflower centerpiece that I think could work for anytime of the year, but especially now in the late summer and going into the beautiful upcoming fall season.