Artificial acer tree Realistic foliage Tabletop size Simple black pot Autumnal colours Bring the warmth of the season indoors with this Artificial Acer Tree in a Black Plant Pot. Featuring realistic ...

Realistic artificial Bonsai Tree Stylish ceramic pot Ideal for creating a calming space No maintenance needed Bring a sense of calm and zen to your space with this Artificial Bonsai Tree in a chic and ...

Having a fake Christmas tree could be better for the environment - as long as it's used for at least seven years, according to the Carbon Trust. Data from the organisation shows that a 6.5ft (1.9m) ...

DISNEY'S new online store has everything you could imagine, from plush toys to clothes and even Christmas decorations. But their cute artificial plant pots have really caught our eye, and we want all ...

There is a myriad of reasons that could go into one’s decision as to whether they would prefer to have presents under a real or fake tree over the Christmas holidays. Among the reasons to choose a ...

Christmas decorations have evolved over the years, but no matter what you’re subtracting or adding for 2025, we can all agree that for a home to truly feel like Christmas has arrived, a tree is ...

Shoppers call it a "fantastic ficus." TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Greenery can instantly ...

If you just can't keep your garden plants alive, it's time to have a look at alternative options. Artificial plants have come a long way in recent years, and Dunelm's three-ball tree has been dubbed ...

It’s the annual dilemma... Do you buy an artificial tree that you may or may not reuse or do you get a real one that will for sure be thrown away eventually? Let’s start with the artificial tree.

With the holidays just around the corner, an environmental organization wants British Columbians to think carefully before choosing between a real and an artificial Christmas tree. Victoria-based ...

There was a market for artificial trees that went beyond the ones that get put back in the box after Christmas, and that fact caught the eye of CBC's Midday. In January of 1986, the current affairs ...