Product Description
A faux cherry blossom tree in white or pink, two heights — 150 cm (5 ft) and 180 cm (6 ft). The trunk and branches separate into pieces for easy assembly, and the flowers detach and reattach by hand if knocked loose in transit or over time.
Cherry blossom is one of the strongest cases for buying artificial: a real ornamental cherry flowers for only one to two weeks a year and grows outdoors only, 15 to 25 ft at maturity, with no indoor form at all. This tree offers a permanently blooming piece in a size and setting a live cherry could never occupy.
The blossoms are plastic rather than silk, so expect a slightly flatter petal tone and a light sheen compared with the silk trees in our range — an honest trade-off of the material rather than a flaw. Assembly is straightforward: the tree separates into a trunk and two branch sections for setup and storage, and any flower that comes loose pushes back into place by hand.
Specifications
| Height | 150 cm (5 ft) · 180 cm (6 ft) |
|---|---|
| Foliage material | Plastic |
| Trunk | Naturally textured. Separates into trunk and two branch sections. |
| Pot | White plastic pot with artificial soil, included |
| Blossom colour | White or pink, by variant |
| UV rating | Not specified |
| Placement | Indoor rooms, garden, porch, balcony and terrace |
| Assembly | Trunk and two branch sections; flowers are removable and reattachable |
Which height and colour should I buy?
| Configuration | Ceiling it suits | What it does in the room |
|---|---|---|
| Light pink, 150 cm | 8 ft | The most compact configuration. |
| White, 150 cm | 8 ft | Same height as the pink, a crisper white bloom. |
| Pink, 180 cm | 8–9 ft | A taller statement piece in a softer tone. |
| White, 180 cm | 8–9 ft | The tallest and brightest configuration. |
Artificial cherry blossom tree, or a real one?
| This tree | Live ornamental cherry | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it can even grow | Anywhere indoors | Outdoors only, 15–25 ft at maturity |
| Bloom window | Permanent | One to two weeks a year |
| Colour choice | White or pink, fixed at purchase | Set by the cultivar; cannot be changed after planting |
| Handling | Flowers reattach if knocked loose | Petals that drop are gone until next year's bloom |
| Change over time | None; permanently the same | Grows, ages and changes shape year to year, decades on |
The honest case for a real tree is watching it change — a live cherry gets physically larger and its canopy shape shifts over years in a way nothing plastic will. If that slow change is the appeal, no artificial version replaces it.
What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?
It ships compressed, arriving as a trunk and two branch sections rather than a single fixed piece. Assembly is a little more involved than a one-piece tree, since you're fitting sections together rather than only fanning branches out, though it's a straightforward job. Budget roughly twenty minutes to assemble and open the canopy before it reads as full.
Shipping damage is the most common complaint in this category. Because the flowers are designed to detach, check on arrival that none came loose in transit and are missing from the box rather than simply unattached.
Who should not buy this?
- Open outdoor sun. Covered spots like a porch, balcony or terrace suit this piece; skip a fully exposed, south-facing location in summer sun.
- Buyers who want silk-finish petals. This product is a plastic blossom. If a softer, less glossy silk finish matters to you, look at one of the silk cherry blossoms in this line instead.
- Anyone who wants an actual seasonal bloom event. A live ornamental cherry flowers once a year for one to two weeks; this tree offers permanent bloom and no change through the seasons.
Common questions
Are the flowers plastic or silk?
Plastic. That matters because plastic flowers tend to show a single flat colour across the petal and a faint sheen, where silk foliage generally shows more tonal variation and a matte surface. It's an honest trade-off of the material rather than a flaw unique to this tree, and worth weighing against the silk-blossom options in our range before deciding.
What happens if a flower falls off?
The flowers are removable and easy to reassemble even if they drop, thanks to a push-fit connection to the branch rather than a permanent glued bond. That's a genuine convenience for transport and storage — just handle the same flower gently on repeat removals, since the joint is built for easy fitting rather than heavy repeated handling.
Can I put this on my balcony or porch?
Yes — garden, porch, balcony and terrace are all named as suitable placements, alongside indoor rooms. A covered porch out of direct light is the better spot for it than a fully open terrace in strong summer sun.
Does it come with a usable pot?
Yes, a white plastic pot with artificial soil is included with every configuration.