If you are reading this, you have probably tried to order from Artiplanto and hit a wall — or read something that made you pause. We will set out what we actually observed about the store, neutrally and with dates, and then get to the practical part: who else sells good artificial trees to Canadians, with real prices as displayed on 28 August 2026. We are one of the alternatives, so we have an interest here; we have flagged our own products in the first person throughout.
What is the situation with Artiplanto?
Two observations, both dated 28 August 2026. First, site status: when we tried to load artiplanto.com that day, the homepage, the products page and a product URL each returned an HTTP 423 ("Locked") error to our fetch tool. We could not retrieve any products, prices, or shipping and return policies. We do not know the cause — storefronts return errors for many reasons, including maintenance and platform issues — and a store's status can change at any time, so check whether the site loads for you today.
Second, the review record. Artiplanto's Trustpilot listing showed a TrustScore of 1.4 out of 5 from 287 reviews, with roughly 62% one-star and 26% five-star ratings. Recent reviewers on Trustpilot report long delivery delays: one, writing 27 February 2026, said an order placed 8 February had not entered the shipping stream nearly three weeks later; another, on 13 February 2026, wrote "THREE MONTHS (3) later, I still have not received my items, nor a refund." Several of these reviewers are tagged with a Canadian location. Notably, Artiplanto still ranked on page one of Google for "artificial olive tree canada" on the same day — which is presumably how many people end up searching for alternatives.
The general advice, which applies to any store including ours: before ordering, confirm the site loads, read the newest reviews on an independent platform, and check that the return policy and a contact channel are published. For the full head-to-head with the other big name in the category, see Nearly Natural vs Artiplanto.
Which Canadian specialists should you look at instead?
Three specialist retailers stood out in our research, all pricing in or for Canada.
Véronneau (veronneau.com), from Quebec, is arguably the craft option. Their 70 inch artificial olive tree was $299.99 CAD when we checked, and they also sell a handmade artificial olive tree — made by Quebec artisans on a natural wood trunk — in 5 to 9 ft or custom sizes, running $299.99 to $1,149.99 CAD across sizes. If you want something closer to a one-off than a production tree, this is where that exists in Canada.
Silk Plants Canada (silkplantscanada.com) ships from Kelowna, BC, has been around in some form since 1979, and offers custom trees from 3 to 12 feet. Their 80 inch silk olive tree on natural wood displayed at $366.77 on sale (regular $476.81) — captured in USD via the site's CAD/USD currency toggle, so confirm which currency you are seeing before you compare. Their product pages carry proper spec tables, and their Judge.me review base is a solid 4.3 out of 5 from 261 reviews.
Waysaving (waysaving.com) is the Toronto option, with a real showroom at 6705 Tomken Rd in Mississauga (Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm) and free local pickup. Pricing is plainly in CAD: a 6 ft olive at $230.00 on sale (regular $299.00), a 7 ft at $260.00 (regular $350.00), up to a 10 ft at $800.00 (regular $1,200.00). Their Judge.me record is 5.0 out of 5 from 91 reviews. If you are in the GTA and want to see a tree before paying, nobody else on this list offers that. We compare these last two in detail in Silk Plants Canada vs Waysaving.
What about the big-box and design retailers?
They exist, with caveats we recorded honestly. IKEA Canada's FEJKA olive tree, at 150 cm (59 inches), was $69.99 CAD — far smaller and simpler than a specialist tree, but by a distance the cheapest way to get an olive silhouette in your house. Wayfair.ca listed 5 to 6 ft faux olive trees from $93.99 to $289.99; the .ca site implies CAD, though the pages did not label the currency explicitly. Crate & Barrel Canada's 9 ft potted faux olive tree was $899.00 CAD, with the collection spanning $369.00 to $899.00 CAD. Pottery Barn Canada showed faux olive trees in 6, 7 and 9 ft at $373 to $823 CAD, and West Elm Canada's faux potted olive tree in 5 and 7 ft ran $449 to $973 CAD. For the design-store trio, we could capture only collection ranges, not exact per-size prices.
Three more national names list artificial olive or fig trees but would not give up a price to our checks: Amazon.ca blocks automated fetching outright, and Canadian Tire, Costco.ca and Home Depot Canada load prices with scripts our check could not execute. They may be perfectly good options — we simply could not verify their prices on 28 August 2026, so we will not quote numbers we did not see.
The alternatives at a glance
| Retailer | Based / ships | Example olive tree price (as displayed 28 Aug 2026) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Véronneau | Quebec | 70 in — $299.99 CAD; handmade 5–9 ft — $299.99–$1,149.99 CAD | Artisan-made and custom sizes |
| Silk Plants Canada | Kelowna, BC; ships Canada only | 80 in — $366.77 sale (captured in USD via CAD/USD toggle) | Spec tables; 4.3/5 from 261 Judge.me reviews; custom 3–12 ft |
| Waysaving | Mississauga, ON; ships Canada and USA | 6 ft — $230.00 CAD sale (reg $299.00 CAD) | Physical showroom and free local pickup; 5.0/5 from 91 Judge.me reviews |
| IKEA Canada | National | FEJKA 150 cm — $69.99 CAD | Small and simple, but the cheapest entry point |
| Wayfair.ca | Online | 5–6 ft trees — $93.99–$289.99 (currency not labelled on page) | Wide marketplace range, variable brands |
| Crate & Barrel / Pottery Barn / West Elm (Canada) | National | Collection ranges $369–$899, $373–$823, $449–$973 CAD | Design-store styling; exact per-size prices not captured |
| Amazon.ca, Canadian Tire, Costco.ca, Home Depot | National | Could not verify prices in this check | Listings confirmed; prices blocked from automated checking |
| Eververda (us) | Canadian, CAD pricing | 5.25–7 ft natural wood trunk — $249–$419 CAD | Materials stated per product; house voice — we sell these |
Where do we fit?
Speaking for ourselves now. Eververda prices everything in CAD and publishes the foliage material and trunk construction on each product page. Our 5.25 to 7 ft olive with a natural wood trunk is $249 to $419 CAD, which sits between Waysaving's sale pricing and the design-store ranges above. Our 4 to 6 ft olive with PE foliage and stainless-steel branches starts at $199 CAD, and our 5.25 to 8 ft silk-foliage olive with counted leaves and fruit runs $249 to $449 CAD. We would rather you pick the right tree than pick ours by default — our guide to what makes an artificial tree look real explains how to judge foliage and trunks on any of the retailers above.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Artiplanto's website not working?
We do not know the cause. What we observed is that on 28 August 2026, artiplanto.com returned HTTP 423 errors on the homepage, the products page and a product URL, so nothing on the store could be loaded. Sites return errors for many reasons and status can change quickly — check whether it loads for you today, and read the newest reviews before ordering.
Who sells artificial olive trees in Canada with prices in CAD?
Confirmed in CAD on 28 August 2026: Véronneau (70 in at $299.99), Waysaving (6 ft at $230.00 on sale), IKEA (FEJKA at $69.99), Crate & Barrel ($369–$899 range), Pottery Barn ($373–$823) and West Elm ($449–$973) — plus us, with olives from $199 to $449 CAD. Silk Plants Canada sells to Canadians but has a CAD/USD toggle, so confirm the currency shown.
What is the cheapest artificial olive tree in Canada?
Of the prices we could verify, IKEA's FEJKA olive at $69.99 CAD is the cheapest — but it is 150 cm tall and much simpler than a specialist tree. Wayfair.ca listed a 5 ft faux olive at $93.99. For a full-size tree with a natural wood trunk, realistic pricing starts around $200 to $300 CAD at the Canadian specialists, including our own $199 CAD entry point.
Is it safe to order from an online store I have never heard of?
Run a short check first: confirm the site loads and completes pages properly, read its most recent independent reviews rather than just the average score, and make sure shipping and return policies are published with a working contact. Recent reviews are the key signal — a store's situation can change faster than its overall rating does. This advice applies to every retailer, including us.
Can I see an artificial tree in person before buying in Canada?
Yes, in a few places. Waysaving has a showroom at 6705 Tomken Rd in Mississauga, ON, open Monday to Saturday 11 am to 7 pm, with free local pickup. IKEA, Canadian Tire, Costco and Home Depot stores stock some artificial trees on the floor, though selection varies by location. Seeing foliage density and trunk texture in person answers a lot that photos cannot.
For the complete retailer-by-retailer picture, including who actually ranks in Canadian search results, see where to buy artificial trees in Canada.
All competitor prices, policies and site-status observations were checked on 28 August 2026 and are quoted as displayed at the source. Eververda prices are CAD and current as of 30 August 2026.