Product Description
A faux palm tree built with durable PE foliage across 12 realistic leaves, available as a single tree or as a discounted pair.
A palm earns its place in a room by looking loose and a little wild, and the appeal of an artificial one is getting that texture without the mess a live palm eventually makes — dropped fronds, spider mites, the crisping tips a dry Canadian winter causes in almost every indoor palm species.
The foliage is PE (polyethylene), described as free of high-concern chemicals, arranged across 12 leaves per tree.
What are the exact dimensions and materials?
| Height / Size | Not specified |
|---|---|
| Leaf count | 12 realistic faux palm leaves |
| Foliage material | PE (polyethylene), described as free of high-concern chemicals |
| Trunk | Not specified |
| Pot | Not specified |
| UV rating | Not specified. Best suited to indoor use. |
| Placement | Indoor use. No outdoor or covered-outdoor claim. |
| Assembly | Not specified |
Artificial palm tree, or a real one?
| This tree | Live indoor palm | |
|---|---|---|
| Light required | None | Bright indirect light for most of the day |
| Common failure mode | None | Frond-tip browning and spider mites once winter heating dries the air |
| Leaves | 12, fixed | Constant frond drop and new growth |
| Maintenance | None beyond occasional dusting | Watering, misting, repotting, pest checks |
The honest argument for a live plant is that you can see exactly what you're bringing home before it arrives. A faux palm trades that for a fixed price, no upkeep, and foliage that never browns.
What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?
Every palm on this site ships compressed, with fronds folded in against the trunk to survive transit, and this one will look thinner out of the box than in its photographs until the fronds are separated and opened out by hand. That takes longer on a palm than on a broadleaf tree, because each frond is a spine of narrow leaflets that need individual attention rather than a handful of large leaves.
Inspect the pot and the trunk before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further — shipping is where a piece like this is most likely to take a knock, whether a cracked base, a bent trunk, or a crushed pot.
Is this palm right for your space?
- Living rooms and corners wanting movement and texture without the upkeep of a live palm.
- Indoor placement. For spots with direct sun, choose a UV-rated model instead.
- Buyers furnishing in pairs. The two-tree bundle costs less than buying two individually.
Common questions
What is the foliage made from?
PE (polyethylene), described as free of high-concern chemicals, arranged across 12 realistic faux palm leaves per tree.
Is this palm suited to outdoor spaces?
It's intended for indoor use. Keep it out of prolonged direct sun and don't plan on moving it outdoors for the season.
Should I buy the single tree or the pair?
The pair works out cheaper per tree than buying one at a time — a real saving if you have room for two.