Product Description
A faux Areca palm, 60 inches tall, in a white planter offered as square or round.
An Areca reads as loose, arching and unfussy in a way a stiff, single-trunk palm doesn't, which is why it's one of the most common indoor palms sold both live and artificial. This one comes in a plain white planter with a choice of two pot shapes rather than two sizes — pick the pot silhouette that suits the room.
The tree is 60 inches tall, needs no water or sun, and is suited to households with pets.
What are the exact dimensions and materials?
| Height / Size | 60 inches tall |
|---|---|
| Foliage material | Not specified |
| Trunk | Not specified |
| Pot | White planter, offered as square or round; material and dimensions not specified |
| Leaf count | Not specified |
| Canopy width | Not specified |
| UV rating | Not specified |
| Placement | Best suited to indoor use |
| Household safety | Suited to households with pets |
| Assembly | Not specified |
What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?
The fronds are folded in tight against the trunk for transit, and it will look noticeably flatter than the product photos until you've spread every frond by hand and given each one its own angle rather than a uniform fan. Areca fronds are thin and the leaflets are narrow, so fluffing this one is a slower job, frond by frond, than a broadleaf tree.
Inspect the planter and the base of the trunk before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.
Who should choose a different tree?
- For direct outdoor sun, choose a UV-rated model instead — this one is best suited to indoor use.
- If frond density matters and you want a published count, look for a tree that states a leaf count.
Common questions
What height is this Areca palm tree exactly?
60 inches tall, which works out to roughly 5 feet. That's the only dimension published, so measure your corner with 60 inches of height in mind.
Can I choose between a square and a round pot?
Yes. A square planter or a round planter, both white. Pot shape is the only distinction between the two options.
Is this palm safe for a home with pets?
It's suited to households with pets.
Is this Areca palm rated for outdoor use?
It's best suited to indoor use. For outdoor placement, look for a tree that states a UV rating explicitly.