Palmier artificiel de type C et pots ronds en résine avec plateau

The Palm Tree is delightfully made. It has 2, substantial trunks and the leaves bend in place as you wish. The pot, in my view, is oversized and is plastic and rather unattractive. I will use one of my own, ceramic pots to classy-it-up.

Once I put this artificial palm tree out on the patio, I liked it much better than I did when I first took it out of the box. It did not arrive with any instructions or paperwork so I am not sure it is okay to have it outdoors but I have it under cover so I’m not too worried about it. Also, indoors it would probably look cheaper and like decor from Fred Flintstone’s house. The trunks of the tree look very fake and like a prop from a themed restaurant. The leaves, which attach the the trunks, look more realistic and actually sway in the breeze outside like real leaves. The pot arrived in a separate box but at the same time as the palm. It is a regular pot for planting, including drainage holes. The trunks are permanently attached to a weighted base that fits into the pot. However the weighted base is much smaller than the bottom of the pot so unless you put soil, or rocks or something in the pot, the weighted base will not be secure and the plant is prone to tipping over. Close up, I wasn’t thrilled with the look of this artificial palm tree but once I spread the leaves out in a more natural fashion and placed it on my patio, I really like it! Now, I do live in Chicago where palm trees are not the norm! Still, the swaying leaves and the extra punch of greenery under the patio cover add a nice vacationy feel to my little oasis! I recommend this artificial palm trees!

This artificial palm tree looks almost real. The base looks plastic but the palm tree fronds look pretty realistic. The resin pot comes with a tray to suggest a look of the palm tree as being real. Nice size pot and tree.