Artificial Large Green Boston Fern In Pot
Real Boston ferns are famously high-maintenance. They want humidity, indirect light and constant attention. Miss a few days of misting and the tips go crispy. This one doesn't have that problem.
The fronds cascade outward and downward from a dense centre, with individual leaflets that vary in size from full, rounded shapes near the base to finer, tapered tips further out.
The colour shifts naturally too, from a deeper green at the heart of the plant through to a brighter, almost lime tone on the newer outer growth. That variation is what gives it movement and stops it from looking like a single block of green.
At 65cm wide, this is a generous plant. The fronds spill well over the edge of the pot, making it ideal for a side table, bathroom vanity or shelf where the trailing shape can really be seen. The textured grey pot keeps things understated and lets the foliage do the work.
Place it somewhere a real fern would thrive and people will assume it is one. Place it somewhere a real fern would die and it'll still look exactly the same six months later.
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Artificial Large Green Boston Fern In Pot
Real Boston ferns are famously high-maintenance. They want humidity, indirect light and constant attention. Miss a few days of misting and the tips go crispy. This one doesn't have that problem.
The fronds cascade outward and downward from a dense centre, with individual leaflets that vary in size from full, rounded shapes near the base to finer, tapered tips further out.
The colour shifts naturally too, from a deeper green at the heart of the plant through to a brighter, almost lime tone on the newer outer growth. That variation is what gives it movement and stops it from looking like a single block of green.
At 65cm wide, this is a generous plant. The fronds spill well over the edge of the pot, making it ideal for a side table, bathroom vanity or shelf where the trailing shape can really be seen. The textured grey pot keeps things understated and lets the foliage do the work.
Place it somewhere a real fern would thrive and people will assume it is one. Place it somewhere a real fern would die and it'll still look exactly the same six months later.
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Real Boston ferns are famously high-maintenance. They want humidity, indirect light and constant attention. Miss a few days of misting and the tips go crispy. This one doesn't have that problem.
The fronds cascade outward and downward from a dense centre, with individual leaflets that vary in size from full, rounded shapes near the base to finer, tapered tips further out.
The colour shifts naturally too, from a deeper green at the heart of the plant through to a brighter, almost lime tone on the newer outer growth. That variation is what gives it movement and stops it from looking like a single block of green.
At 65cm wide, this is a generous plant. The fronds spill well over the edge of the pot, making it ideal for a side table, bathroom vanity or shelf where the trailing shape can really be seen. The textured grey pot keeps things understated and lets the foliage do the work.
Place it somewhere a real fern would thrive and people will assume it is one. Place it somewhere a real fern would die and it'll still look exactly the same six months later.
