Two Pre-Potted 3 Feet Faux Cedar Tree, Lifelike UV Protected Front Door Decor, Porch, Garden, Entryway Topiary, Indoor/Outdoor Use - Ready to Display

After several attempts to keep small evergreens alive in our large front porch containers, we resorted to trying fake ones. These had good reviews and a reasonable price. One word of caution; don’t pick it up from the top or pull on the leafy part because it will come off. As you can see in the photos, they are very flat right out of the box and have to be gently fluffed out. Here’s what we did: let them stand a couple of days before fluffing, pull the branches downward from the base of the stem starting at the bottom, and work your way up and around the tree one branch at a time. The key is to find where the branch attaches to the trunk and gently pull down from there. If leaves come off, just try to find where it belongs and push it back on. I think they look pretty good and we are pleased with this purchase.

I bought the 3 ft cedar topiary tree. I’ve purchased it before so I knew exactly the quality and fullness. You have to realize that the height does include the container. The tree is very top heavy, so I adjust that. I break away the container and cement. Then I take a steel rod from a hardware store and zip tie it to the trees “trunk”. Fluff the green part around the rod and you can’t even see it. That allows me to plant it as deep as possible so it won’t blow over. I’ve used these trees for 7-8 years and they don’t fade. They will however rot at the base and that’s another reason why I use the steel rod. I plant real plants at the base and they look great. They hold Up extremely well to west Texas wind , drought and high temperatures. I’ve bought more expensive ones and haven’t been any happier than with these.

After viewing many artificial tree options, I chose these for the value. They were priced as a pair for about the same amount that other vendors wanted for a single tree. I was a bit worried that the quality might seem cheap, but I was very pleased. They came packed well but were easy to open up and fluff. I have them outside in porch pots. They look like real trees and are the perfect size to add some green interest without being too big.

I bought these and decorated them with some Christmas ornaments and put them on the front steps of my new house. They worked perfectly and were so cute. These trees look quite real and are a good value for the money. Unfortunately, with the wind I do sometimes get across my porch, I had to use clear zip ties to strap them to the porch poles so they wouldn't blow away too far. Definitely worth the buy. Probably will put them out there permanently once Spring hits.

I wished these were a little more fuller when you open up the branches. The branches can break easy. They look pretty though against my house.

Looks like the half dead cedar tree I have in my side yard. If that is what you want, then go ahead and buy it. It's lame. Was falling apart as I was trying to arrange the branches. Looks nothing like the picture. Very sparse from the bottom to about 2/3 the way up. The the top piece is bushy. The branches around the bottom are single branches, far too long to support themselves and there is nothing between or additional stems to fill in. It also smells so bad of chemicals, they had to go outside. If you intended to chuck a bunch of garland and ornaments on it, you might fill in the blank spots with that. The longer branches however, will not support anything like a heavy ornament or beads on a string. Best bet, use the light wire to keep these up and in place by winding it around each one and to each other.

Not big enough!

For the money, these are great. Up close you can see they aren’t real, but you’d need to be right next to them. I got them as part of our Christmas decorations for our front. I love them. They look great and have withstood some pretty intense winds. Definitely worth the money. A few of the pieces fell off when I fluffed the plants, so be careful if you do that.